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Offender Databases Esarona Lologa

Esarona David Lologa

Alias

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Offences

Attempted murder of a 19 year old Mangere man in October 2009
Also 47 prior convictions including two for common assault in 2008 and four assaults in the 1990s

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1975

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 6 years with a 3 year minimum non-parole period in November 2010

Background
The Auckland High Court heard how Lologa had been drinking at a neighbour's house. He began drinking in his garage that afternoon. He returned home and ate a meal. He left the house but came back again half an hour later. An intoxicated Lologa was let inside by his partner and argued with her. The victim had thought Lologa hurt his mother and said "If you hurt her again, I'll punch you." Lologa then got a machete and attacked the complainant. He was seriously wounded. Justice Douglas White set a starting point of 7 years but reduced it by 12 percent due to Lologa's late guilty plea.

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