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1269 days ago

NEIGHBOURS = INTRUDER ON WAIMATE STREET, OTARA

Marama from Manukau - Wiri

We had an intruder come on to our property last night or it may have been early this morning. Someone saw him, but he took off because a brick from our gate fell and made a noise, so he took off.

Keep your eyes open neighbours. Who knows what he was up to. We have a dog, so I'm leaving him outside. And he will come inside at different times, I get up at different times, so I'll let him in and out of the house.
We will be getting another dog. REMEMBER, if you happen to be the one who has done this and you're reading this message. Something will waiting for you next time. HOW DARE YOU think you have the right to come on to our property. BARE IN MIND, there's someone else who watches your actions as well -- God, our Creator.

You will be held accountable for your actions.

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