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    A woman's been charged in Dunedin with threatening to stab police, at the notorious Kensington Oval makeshift homeless camp

    A woman's been charged in Dunedin with threatening to stab police, at the notorious Kensington Oval makeshift homeless camp


    Police were called to reports of two people arguing about 2.30am.

    The ODT reports as officers were arresting a 29-year-old woman for breaching prison release conditions by drinking, she threatened to stab them.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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