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Offender Databases Bryan Pui

Bryan Tewairawaho Pui

Alias

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Offences

Sexual violation by rape of a 24 year old woman in 1994
Two previous sexual assault convictions

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

Newton Moki

Gang affiliations

Mongrel Mob

Age

Born 1960

Current Location

Unknown at present, likely to be free

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to eight years in 1995
Unsuccessfully appealed conviction and sentence in May 1996

Background
From the Evening Post 04/12/1999
Moki continued to deny the charge and had put the community to the trouble and expense of a trial, he said. He had also been given a two- year suspended sentence in 1994 for rape. Moki was sentenced to seven years jail for aggravated robbery and four for kidnapping, to be served concurrently. Defence counsel Val Nisbet said the sentence might be appealed.

Pui and Moki met the 24 year old woman for the first time at a party, the offenders insisted she go with them to another party. The victim went in a car with the offenders, the car stopped and the victim was raped. Pui was the primary offender, Moki was a party.

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