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Police are appealing for witnesses to an incident that occured in Marfell, near New Plymouth, overnight.
Police received reports of possible gunshots heard on Cook Street near Seaview Road just after midnight this morning, Sunday 24 March.
Anyone who was in the area or has information is … View morePolice are appealing for witnesses to an incident that occured in Marfell, near New Plymouth, overnight.
Police received reports of possible gunshots heard on Cook Street near Seaview Road just after midnight this morning, Sunday 24 March.
Anyone who was in the area or has information is asked to contact New Plymouth Police on (06) 759 5500.
Information can also be passed on anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Keep up to date here
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