**Former New Zealand Police Officer Convicted on 14 Charges Involving Three Women**
A former New Zealand police constable was found guilty on all 14 charges relating to violent offences against three women known to him. The verdict was delivered after a four‑day trial at the Manukau District Court.
The charges included indecent assault, strangulation and blackmail. Judge Ngaroma Tahana presided over the case and handed down a reserved judgment, according to reporting by *The New Zealand Herald*.
The women involved were identified as acquaintances of the former officer, though their names have not been released. The court proceedings concluded with the conviction on every count, but details of any sentencing have not been disclosed in the available reports.
The case was first reported by Kaniva Tonga News, which cited the *NZ Herald* as its source. No further information on the defendant’s background or the circumstances of the offences was provided.
Article source: kanivatonga.co.nz | Image credit: NZ Herald
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