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    Dunedin Police believe motorists or pedestrians may have evidence to assist a homicide investigation

    Dunedin Police believe motorists or pedestrians may have evidence to assist a homicide investigation


    A 25-year-old's been charged with murder, after a man was found dead at Great King Street on Friday afternoon.

    Detective Inspector Shona Law says they'd like to hear from anyone on the street that day - particularly around 11am.

    She says the area's busy during the day with cars and pedestrians - so dashcams or CCTV could have critical information.

    People can upload footage to a dedicated web portal.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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