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Daniel James Rogers

Alias

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Offences

Wilful damage, assault, resisting arrest, threatening to kill, careless driving, disorderly behaviour, drink-driving after recording a blood alcohol level of 119mg,and breaching community work in Dunedin all in three seperate incidents between June and August 2010
Rogers threatened, racially abused and enticed his victims into fights in all three incidents
Resisting police on February 17th 2011
Resisting a constable and threatening to kill him, owning a dog that attacked a person, and breaching detention conditions in May 2011

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1988

Current Location

At large in Alexandra

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 4 months home detention in May 2011 for the 2010 offending
Also sentenced to 150 hours community work, ordered to pay $280 reparation and disqualified from driving for 8 months

Background
Southland Times story here and here
Otago Daily Times story here
Daniel James Rogers, 23, unemployed, was remanded on continuing bail to May 4 for resisting police on February 17 2011
Daniel James Rogers, 24, student, sentenced to 50 hours community work, 12 months supervision and ordered to pay $323.82 in reparation for smashing a window at Super Liquor in Alexandra on November 5 2011

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