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Offender Databases Alan Rosewarne

Alan Neil Rosewarne

Alias

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Offences

Assault of a Whangamomona man, in February 2007
Also charges of breaching a protection order, threatening to kill and psychological abuse.

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

none known

Age

unknown

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 12 months in June 2007, plus another six months cumulatively
Also sentenced to four months concurrently on the remaining charges

Background
Taranaki Daily News. New Plymouth, June 19, 2007
AN assault in Whangamomona has landed Alan Neil Rosewarne in jail. Rosewarne admitted assaulting a 54-year-old man, in February. While some evidence was disputed by counsel, the judge said the assault was serious and the charges were admitted.

He sentenced Rosewarne to 12 months jail for assault with intent to injure and four months for threatening to kill. A further six weeks was added for outstanding fines. The sentences are to be served cumulatively.

Rosewarne was also sentenced to four months jail on each charge of breaching a protection order and psychological abuse. Those sentences will be served concurrently.

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