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Offender Databases Santene Robinson

Santene Marciano Robinson

Alias

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Offences

Seriously assaulted Auckland widow Renee Pollock in the course of robbing her in her home in March 1997

Victims

Renee Pollock

Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1982

Current Location

unknown

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to five years in September 1997
Will have since been released from prison

Background
From NZ Herald story September 1997
A youth who thought the law could not touch him has been sentenced to five years jail for a vicious robbery. Santene Marciano Robinson was last month found guilty of breaking into the home of Renee Pollock and attacking her attacking on March 30 when he was still only 14. In the High Court at Auckland yesterday the crown prosecutor Ross Burns, said when spoken to by police Robison told the officer: "You cannot do anything to me until I am 17." Sentencing Robinson, now 15, to five years jail, Justice Giles told him that he wanted to disabuse him of that notion straight away. He was mistaken if thought his youth would give him immunity. Robison continued to deny involvement and showed no remorse. He had shown no mercy to his 67-year-old victim.

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