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He has warrants for his arrest.
He is thought to be in the Oamaru/Dunedin area and could be using a different name.
If you know his wherabouts, please call 105, or go online to https://www.police.govt.nz/use-105 'Update Report'.
Please reference file number 210924/5157
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