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      Home > News > Local Politics

    A Hastings district councillor says gang patches should be banned in all public places

    A Hastings district councillor says gang patches should be banned in all public places


    Mongrel Mob members wore their patches at a tangi at Hastings Cemetery last month, and damaged a number of headstones.

    Malcolm Dixon says the patch is a symbol of authority which needs to be removed.

    He says the Police Minister needs to put regulations before Parliament.

    © 2020 Newstalk ZB, NZCity


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