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Person taken to hospital after 'disorder event' in Auckland suburb of Beach Haven
Person taken to hospital after 'disorder event' in Auckland suburb of Beach Haven

RNZ News

timea day ago

  • Health
  • RNZ News

Person taken to hospital after 'disorder event' in Auckland suburb of Beach Haven

Photo: ST JOHN NZ A person has been taken to North Shore Hospital after a disorder event involving a group of young people in the Auckland suburb of Beach Haven. Emergency services were notified of the event on Rangatira Road and Sunnyhaven Avenue at 4.20pm which police said involved a "group of youths". A person was taken to North Shore Hospital in a moderate condition. St John said that an ambulance, a rapid response unit and an operations manager attended. Police called it a disorder incident and remained at the scene. They said enquiries were underway. Sign up for Ngā Pitopito Kōrero , a daily newsletter curated by our editors and delivered straight to your inbox every weekday.

Youths trespassing at 'extremely unsafe' Portishead building
Youths trespassing at 'extremely unsafe' Portishead building

BBC News

time5 days ago

  • BBC News

Youths trespassing at 'extremely unsafe' Portishead building

Three youths wearing ski masks and balaclavas have been trespassing at an "extremely unsafe" abandoned care home, police have and Somerset Police said it had received multiple reports of the unauthorised entry and further damage to the former Petersfield Elderly Persons Home in Portishead. The security system at the building detected motion from the youths on 11 owners of the building were aware of the incidents and had been given security advice, police said. Anybody with information has been asked to contact the force. One of the youths has already been identified by officers, the force said. Officers added the building was not deemed safe to be entered by anyone other than qualified tradesmen. Police said the young people gained access to the site via the south boundary wall near Parsonage Court, which caused distress to residents. Sgt Timothy Stride, from the North Portishead and Clevedon neighbourhood policing team, urged people to stay away for their own safety. "The building is unsafe and anybody who accesses it is at risk of serious injury, or worse, and we are urging parents to make sure they know where their children are and to make sure they are aware of the dangers they potentially face at this site."The risks are not only associated within the building, but trying to gain access via rooftops is particularly dangerous."What we want to reiterate is this building is extremely unsafe, and people should stop trying to access it," he patrols will be carried out by officers in the area.

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