Stolen vrod
Couple of days ago 2 tongan guys drove in my driveway The ute was reversed n these 2 assholes walked up and said we are here for bike, my son and husband got out thinking they were possibly a interested buyers. The 2 guys were in a white ute. One of them was tall n fair more like a pretty boy and the other meduim built and height short hair with a horsey, He had westside tattoo on his right forearm and he threatened me and my family, took my phone and my husband's so we couldn't call the police and stole my son's bike. It's a shame it happened in broad daylight with my neighbors just watching but none helped not even call the police. I know it's a long shot but if anyone has any information or heard anything go down few days ago on st George St opposite papatoetoe central school please let me know.
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