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Man accused of stealing taps from 20 businesses

By New Zealand Blog News Service Sep 25, 2020

A string of tap thefts has resulted in thousands of dollars worth of water damage to several Levin premises.

There have been 14 burglaries involving the theft of taps from 20 businesses in the town …

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