Charges upgraded

community work, disqualified 12 months, one day, zeroalcohol licence provisions, court costs $130.

Jaikob John MacKay (18), employed, of Dunedin, drinkdriving (482mcg), Duke St, May 13, fined $300, court costs $130, disqualified six months.

Blair Edward Tamati (40), catering employee, threatening language (while being arrested told police officer: ‘‘I know where you live. You better watch out’’), Dunedin, February 25; failed to attend court, Dunedin, May 19, 80 hours’ community work, court costs $130.

Jason Peter Smith (47), plumber, of Fairfield, wilful damage (smashed bedroom and kitchen window of victim’s address), Mosgiel, February 2, 75 hours’ community work, reparation $1800, court costs $130.

Teal Lillie Fraser (23), Gib stopper, of Dunedin, unlawfully in enclosed yard, intentional damage (to security camera), Dunedin, January 14, 75 hours’ community work, reparation $131, court costs $130.

Shannon Peter Fraser (46), manager, of Dunedin, unlawfully in enclosed yard, intentional damage (to security camera), Dunedin, January 14, 50 hours’ community work, reparation $131, court costs $130.

One of two men accused in a roadrage incident in

Auckland’s St Lukes, that left a teenage girl with a gunshot wound, has had his charges upgraded.

The man, who has interim name suppression, appeared in the Auckland District Court yesterday via audiovisual link.

The accused was initially charged with wounding with reckless disregard, injuring with reckless disregard and unlawful possession of ammunition.

The charges were upgraded yesterday to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, injuring with intent to injure and possession of a firearm.

The accused has been remanded in custody until June 8. — RNZ