Napier woman sentenced to supervision for harassing neighbours
A Napier woman has been sentenced to two years of intensive supervision for harassment, including cutting down trees.
A Napier woman has been sentenced to two years of intensive supervision following harassment of neighbours. A judge described the cutting of trees as a cynical act of harassment. She has been warned she could face prison if the behaviour continues.
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Woman who harassed neighbours is barred from returning home for two years
Napier woman Mary O’Neill, 62, was sentenced to two years of intensive supervision on Thursday.
NZ Herald
Former Alliance candidate Mary O’Neill sentenced for harassment of Napier neighbours
A judge called the cutting of trees 'a cynical act of harassment' towards a neighbour.
RNZ
Former Alliance candidate Mary O’Neill sentenced for harassment of Napier neighbours
Mary O'Neill has been warned she could end up in prison if she does not stop.