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'Chance encounter': Headlights help officer spot Mobster wearing insignia on night drive

Justice Graham Lang ruled the Gangs Act covered Te Whata’s conduct, and his lawyers now plan to seek leave to the Court of Appeal.

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A Mongrel Mob member was driving home from a tangi late at night, with children asleep in the back of the car, when he stopped at an intersection and was...

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Tauranga Mongrel Mob member James Te Whata convicted for wearing gang insignia while driving

James Te Whata was driving home from a tangi late at night, wearing a red T-shirt bearing gang insignia.

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'Chance encounter': Headlights help officer spot Mobster wearing insignia on night drive

A Mongrel Mob member was driving home from a tangi late at night, with children asleep in the back of the car, when he stopped at an intersection and was...

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
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