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former Nelson City mayor Rachel ReeseNZ Herald
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Rachel Reese arrived home to find an enraged stranger in her home.
He had helped himself to her food, taken a shower and charged his vape then yelled at her that the home was now “his” The police initially charged him with a low-level offence and he was discharged.
But, that wasn't the end of it, Reese went back to the police.
She is grateful to the detective who re-visited her complaint and who checked in on her wellbeing.
The man was arrested again on March 5 , after speeding with police when they tried to pull him over on his motorbike.
Judge Tony Zohrab made out the grounds of insanity were made out, the man was released, and a final order was made suppressing his name.
Judge said at the core of the man’s illness was his “persecutory and paranoid belief” that other people were out to harm him.
Police declined NZME 's request under official information for details about the case that led to the initial charge on February 27 , on privacy grounds.
A second request for information about how it was that fresh charges were laid concerning the same incident at the same house was also declined.
Tasman Mayor Tim King recently spoke to an LGNZ forum about safety concerns for elected members and council staff.
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