Belinda Feek

3 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Belinda Feek

Hamilton man Ethan John Vaughn has been sent to prison after appearing in Hamilton District Court on a raft of charges. Photo / FacebookWARNING: This story contains details of domestic violence. A woman was so scared of her meth-fuelled partner that she jumped out of a moving vehicle to escape him and his threats. But Ethan John Vaughn did not let her get far. He followed her in his car and ran her down, sending her flying through the air for about 10 metres. AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.

3 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Belinda Feek

Te Kuiti man Joshua Brennan threw two Molotov cocktails, one causing significant damage to an innocent person's home. Photo / 123RFOn his way back to a house party after being kicked out for creepy behaviour, Joshua Peter Brennan stopped and threw a Molotov cocktail at an innocent person’s home. When he saw a light go on inside the home he fled, leaving behind $25,000 worth of damage as a fire broke out. But, that wasn’t the end of the 42-year-old’s antics.

3 weeks ago | newstalkzb.co.nz | Belinda Feek

WARNING: This story contains details of domestic violence. A woman was so scared of her meth-fuelled partner that she jumped out of a moving vehicle to escape him and his threats. But Ethan John Vaughn did not let her get far. He followed her in his car and ran her down, sending her flying through the air for about 10 metres. The July 16 attack last year culminated in Vaughn detaining her and not allowing her to seek medical treatment for her significant injuries.

3 weeks ago | rnz.co.nz | Belinda Feek

By Belinda Feek, Open Justice reporter of A prolific burglar, on electronically monitored bail after breaking into a string of businesses, was busted for an aggravated robbery after leaving a police scanner - with his DNA on it - at the scene. Charles Wilson tried to convince a jury that he was only in the vicinity of Hell Pizza Beerescourt, Hamilton, because he was buying cannabis. He'd also tried to claim that his DNA was found on the scanner because he'd been selling them some months earlier.

3 weeks ago | radionz.co.nz | Belinda Feek

By Belinda Feek, Open Justice reporter of A prolific burglar, on electronically monitored bail after breaking into a string of businesses, was busted for an aggravated robbery after leaving a police scanner - with his DNA on it - at the scene. Charles Wilson tried to convince a jury that he was only in the vicinity of Hell Pizza Beerescourt, Hamilton, because he was buying cannabis. He'd also tried to claim that his DNA was found on the scanner because he'd been selling them some months earlier.