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    A shocking near-miss - with a pellet found lodged in a child's car seat after a gang brawl in Taradale, Napier

    A shocking near-miss - with a pellet found lodged in a child's car seat after a gang brawl in Taradale, Napier


    The fight outside a restaurant involved up to 40 Black Power and Mongrel Mob members and has left a 25-year-old man in hospital.

    Police say a pellet was later found in a child's car seat - and fortunately the child was unharmed.

    It was the second gang-related event on the North Island's east coast at the weekend, with Police also investigating a drive-by shooting in Ruatoria.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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