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Offender Databases Drew Norman

Drew Norman

Alias

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Offences

Armed robberies of two Auckland Chubb security vans in 2004
Also a million dollars worth of other miscellaneous thefts etc

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

King Cobras, also Highway 61

Age

Born 1979

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to nine years in February 2006
"Post-cd" sentence release date was February 2015

Background
NZ Herald story here
A 26-year-old has pleaded guilty to the theft of more than $1 million of high-performance cars and expensive art works. Drew Norman was one of 10 people facing a combined 297 charges laid after a seven-month police investigation into an alleged crime ring. Norman and four co-accused have pleaded guilty to a total of 122 charges following a depositions hearing in the High Court at Auckland. Norman admitted the aggravated robberies of two Chubb security vans using a firearm and several burglaries, including a raid on Car Haulaways in Otahuhu that netted $1 million worth of vehicles.

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