Beach Haven

Detective Inspector Callum McNeill said in a statement this everning the youths, aged 17 and 14, have been charged with murder in relation to the fatal ...

Neighbours said there was considerable activity overhead last night by the Police Eagle helicopter. The vehicle was found abandoned on Roberts Road in Glenfield and was taken away by a tow company under a Police escort. Police have been searching for the killers, and have located what they believe to be their vehicle, a black BMW, in which they had driven away. Police said they were called to a crash involving two cars at the intersection of Tramway Road and Beach Haven Road around 7pm Friday, with initial information suggesting one of the drivers was assaulted by occupants of the other vehice. A black BMW sedan, wanted in relation to the incident, was located by police in Glenfield today. Detective Inspector Callum McNeill said in a statement this evening, the youths, aged 17 and 14, have been charged with murder in relation to the fatal incident.

Detective Inspector Callum McNeill: Two youths, aged 17 and 14, have been charged with murder in relation to a fatal incident in Beach Haven last night.

Anyone with CCTV cameras or dash cameras is asked to review their footage and contact Police if it shows the black BMW, registration number CTC411, on or near Tramway Road and Rangatira Road in Beach Haven, and Roberts Road in Glenfield, between 6pm and 9pm, on Friday 3 March. Police are not looking for anyone else in relation to the homicide investigation, but are appealing for any witnesses to the initial assault to come forward. A black BMW sedan, wanted in relation to the incident, was located by Police in Glenfield today.

Police say two youths, aged 17 and 14, were arrested early Saturday morning in the Far North.

A man who says he witnessed a “horrific” death on Auckland's North Shore has laid flowers for the victim, while another has described seeing a group of ...

Anyone with CCTV cameras or dash cameras were asked to review their footage and contact police, if they captured a black BMW, registration number CTC411, on or near Tramway Road and Rangatira Road in Beach Haven, and Roberts Road in Glenfield between 6pm and 9pm Friday evening. Two youths have been arrested and charged in relation to a fatal incident in Beach Haven, on Auckland’s North Shore, on Friday night. Police said they were not looking for anyone else in relation to the investigation, but asked for anyone who witnessed the assault to come forward.

A motorist is dead after an assault following a car crash in Auckland's Beach Haven on Friday night. A manhunt is under way as police search for the ...

when he passed,” the resident said. “He was pretty much fighting for his life by the time I had even got to the car and managed to apply pressure to his wounds.” “Our family are not prepared to make any statement, tribute or comments at this time. “But I personally believe he was already gone,” the resident said. They saw wounds on the victim’s face and neck area, as well as multiple wounds on his leg, but the worst injury was to his chest, the resident said. The resident who rushed to the victim’s aid, meanwhile, said he and others had applied pressure to the man’s wounds.

Two teenagers, aged 17 and 14, have been charged with murder after a suspected road rage attack in Auckland's Beach Haven left one man dead.

when he passed,” the resident said. “He was pretty much fighting for his life by the time I had even got to the car and managed to apply pressure to his wounds.” They are asked to use the reference 230303/8841. “We had to bring her back home and settle her down because she couldn’t stop,” the woman said. They saw wounds on the victim’s face and neck area, as well as multiple wounds on his leg, but the worst injury was to his chest, the resident said. The extent of the injuries was like something out of a “movie”. “But I personally believe he was already gone,” the resident said. The resident rushed to the victim’s car and was already on the phone to 111 before he reached it, simultaneously screaming for help from nearby neighbours, who were emerging from their homes. One resident said he saw that two young men had already left their black car and were allegedly attacking the victim - who looked to be aged in his 20s to 30s - in the car behind. A Beach Haven resident and others on the street said they initially heard the bang of a car crash. The resident who rushed to the victim’s aid, meanwhile, said he and others had applied pressure to the man’s wounds. Red-eyed and at times on the verge of tears, the bystander told the Herald there was “so much blood” after the attack.

Detective Inspector Callum McNeill said in a statement this evening, the youths, aged 17 and 14, have been charged with murder in relation to the fatal ...

Neighbours said there was considerable activity overhead last night by the Police Eagle helicopter. The vehicle was found abandoned on Roberts Road in Glenfield and was taken away by a tow company under a Police escort. Police have been searching for the killers, and have located what they believe to be their vehicle, a black BMW, in which they had driven away. Police said they were called to a crash involving two cars at the intersection of Tramway Road and Beach Haven Road around 7pm Friday, with initial information suggesting one of the drivers was assaulted by occupants of the other vehice. A black BMW sedan, wanted in relation to the incident, was located by police in Glenfield today. Detective Inspector Callum McNeill said in a statement this evening, the youths, aged 17 and 14, have been charged with murder in relation to the fatal incident.

He said he saw two young men attacking a third man in a car on Beach Haven Rd in Beach Haven last night after what sounded like a minor road crash. Police later ...

when he passed,” the resident said. “He was pretty much fighting for his life by the time I had even got to the car and managed to apply pressure to his wounds.” “Our family are not prepared to make any statement, tribute or comments at this time. “But I personally believe he was already gone,” the resident said. They saw wounds on the victim’s face and neck area, as well as multiple wounds on his leg, but the worst injury was to his chest, the resident said. The resident who rushed to the victim’s aid, meanwhile, said he and others had applied pressure to the man’s wounds.

Two youths have been arrested and charged with murder in relation to a fatal incident in Beach Haven, on Auckland's North Shore, on Friday night.

Anyone with CCTV cameras or dash cameras were asked to review their footage and contact police, if they captured a black BMW, registration number CTC411, on or near Tramway Road and Rangatira Road in Beach Haven, and Roberts Road in Glenfield between 6pm and 9pm Friday evening. Two youths have been arrested and charged in relation to a fatal incident in Beach Haven, on Auckland’s North Shore, on Friday night. Police said they were not looking for anyone else in relation to the investigation, but asked for anyone who witnessed the assault to come forward.

"Joshuah's family would like to thank all of the people who helped him and provided first aid at the scene."

Beach Haven residents are gathering to support one another and karakia (prayer) tonight following a gruesome stabbing on Friday that shook the community.

“I find comfort in hoping that he found comfort that there were people there talking to him ... “To be with someone in their last moments like that, that’s quite a connection.” “He was pretty much fighting for his life by the time I had even got to the car and managed to apply pressure to his wounds.” One resident said he saw that two young men had already left the black car and were allegedly attacking the victim — believed to be in his 30s — in the car behind. The resident who rushed to the victim’s aid said he and others had applied pressure to the man’s wounds. A bystander to the attack, red-eyed and at times on the verge of tears, told the Herald on Sunday there was “so much blood” after the incident.

The man who died after a car crash and altercation on Auckland's North Shore on Friday night has been identified by police.

[Teen boys charged with murder over killing of driver in Auckland](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300821966/teen-boys-charged-with-murder-over-killing-of-driver-in-auckland?rm=a) In a statement, police said Tasi was aged 28 and lived in the suburb. [who died after an altercation on Friday](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300821966/teen-boys-charged-with-murder-over-killing-of-driver-in-auckland) in Auckland’s Beach Haven has been named as Joshuah Tasi.

The man who died following a stabbing in Auckland on Friday was Beach Haven resident Joshuah Tasi, police have confirmed. Two teenagers, aged 14 and 17, ...

“I find comfort in hoping that he found comfort that there were people there talking to him ... “To be with someone in their last moments like that, that’s quite a connection.” “This is right in the heart of Beach Haven — a delightful community and little corner of Auckland, which is precious to the people who live there. They saw wounds on the victim’s face and neck area, as well as multiple wounds on his leg, but the worst injury was to his chest, the resident said. One resident said he saw that two young men had already left the black car and were allegedly attacking the victim — believed to be in his 30s — in the car behind. The resident who rushed to the victim’s aid said he and others had applied pressure to the man’s wounds.