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A patched Head Hunters gang member has chosen love over loyalty. Operation Research By P.k.gupta And D.s.hira. Business Forecasting 9th Pdf Files. During Craig Andrew Waikato's sentencing in the New Plymouth District Court, his lawyer Turitea Bolstad said he intended to turn his back on the gang scene and focus on his relationship instead.

'That [the gang] is not his priority. His priority is his relationship with his wife,' she said. On Tuesday, Waikato was sentenced to nine months home detention on eight charges. At earlier appearances the 48-year-old pleaded guilty to three firearms charges, two charges of male assaults female and three of threatening behaviour.

READ MORE: * * Bolstad told the court Waikato's wife, who was the victim of the assaults and threats, had taken a stand against the violence he had meted out. 'She clearly has drawn a line in the sand and this man has got the message,' Bolstad said. Judge Chris Sygrove said Waikato's offending, which spanned between August 2014 to February 2016, had included threats of violence, standover tactics and intimidation. Sygrove said on at least two occasions it also involved physical violence. This included a blow to his wife's kidney, which caused internal bleeding and a punch to her jaw, which was committed in front of the victim's daughter and 10-year-old grandchild. Sygrove said the victim had been scared of Waikato and felt she had little choice but to go to police about his behaviour.

'She was in a dreadful position and she needed to get it sorted out,' he said. Prior to Waikato's wife coming forward, the defendant was charged after firearms were found in his possession following a December 9 police raid of his home.

During the search, officers found a knuckle duster, a Luger pistol and 40 rounds of ammunition. The search was one of several carried out on the same day in connection with an operation which targeted the sale and supply of methamphetamine in Taranaki, which police said was directly linked to the Head Hunters motorcycle gang. Waikato was a patched member of the gang and affiliated with its East Auckland chapter. Sergeant Lewis Sutton said the starting point for the firearms charges had to be prison.