Couple accused of stealing $9000 of supermarket meat
Police allege a couple stole meat from Auckland supermarkets to trade for methamphetamine and cash.
Police have accused a couple of stealing $9000 worth of meat from Farro supermarkets in central Auckland. The stolen meat was allegedly exchanged for methamphetamine and cash. During a search warrant execution related to the theft, officers found one of the accused hiding under a pile of clothes.
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Couple accused of stealing $9000 of supermarket meat for meth and cash
Police allege the stolen meat was sold in exchange for methamphetamine and cash.
NZ Herald
Black Power member charged with stealing $9000 of meat at two Farro supermarkets in central Auckland
Meat worth $9000 went missing from Farro stores in Auckland.
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Black Power member accused of burglary found hiding under pile of clothes
Police discovered the man while executing a search warrant over the theft of $9000 worth of meat.