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Offender Database Nicholas Wyatt

Nicholas Brian Wyatt

Alias

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Offences

Sexual assault of a young boy in June 1999 following convictions for attempts to rob and extortion in 2000
Aggravated robbery, kidnapping, car theft and burglary in 2003
Sexual violation of a 13 year old Te Awamutu girl in February 2006 (three charges)
Robbed, threatened to kill and hijacked a man at knifepoint to Cambridge in November 2007
Other recent convictions for burglary, using a document for pecuniary advantage, theft of equipment from a motor vehicle along with a cell-phone
Extensive history of violence and property offences

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

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Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1985

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 4 years for aggravated robbery, kidnapping, car theft and burglary in 2001
Paroled December 2004 but reoffended 6 days later
Sentenced to another 6 months in January 2005
Sentenced to just 18 months for the 3 sexual violation charges
Released 2007 under extended supervision for which he breached shortly after
Later convicted of the armed robbery and kidnapping related charges
Sentenced to 7 years 3 months with a 4 year non parole period in June 2009

Background
NZ Herald story here
High Court sentence documented here
Information on sexual offending supplied by persons close to victims

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