Violence Antidepressants 14/04/2010 New Zealand Man Demands Bus Refund at Knifepoint
 
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       <td width="175"><a href="http://web.archive.org/web/20130126154933/http://ssristories.com/show.php?item=4124">Violence</a></td>
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       <td width="100">2010-04-14</td>
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       <td width="639">Man Demands Bus Refund at Knifepoint</td>
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Summary:<br><br><div><font size="3">Paragraph 12 reads:&nbsp; &quot;Mr Henderson said Te Iwimate had mental health issues<strong><em><u>, was on anti-depressants </u></em></strong>and an anti-psychotic injection which he received on Tuesday. &quot;<br /><br /><a href="http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/3583817/Man-demands-bus-refund-at-knifepoint">http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/3583817/Man-demands-bus-refund-at-knifepoint<br /><br /></a></font><font size="6"><strong>Man demands bus refund at knifepoint <br /></strong></font><font size="3">By FELICITY ROSS - Taranaki Daily News <br />Last updated 05:00 15/04/2010 <br /><br />ROBERT CHARLES/Taranaki Daily News <br /><br />Police arrested a man about 30 minutes after he allegedly robbed a woman at knifepoint in the centre of New Plymouth yesterday. <br />Mohi Te Kupu Te Iwimate, 38, unemployed, of Palmerston North, was charged with aggravated robbery and appeared in the New Plymouth District Court yesterday afternoon. <br />Te Iwimate allegedly entered the bus station on Ariki St just after 8am yesterday morning and asked the victim for a refund on a bus ticket. <br />When she refused to give him the refund Te Iwimate allegedly pulled out a knife and robbed her of $25. <br />The scene at the Ariki St bus station was cordoned off as police began forensic tests. <br />The victim, who has been offered victim support, declined to speak to the Taranaki Daily News about the ordeal. <br />She works for Dalroy Tours at the bus station, which is guarded by two surveillance cameras. <br />Detective Senior Sergeant Grant Coward said the knife and money had been recovered by police. <br />&quot;The gentleman was disputing a refund of a bus ticket and when he was declined, pulled out a knife and started brandishing it around. He threatened the attendant and demanded his money.&quot; <br />During Te Iwimate&#39;s appearance in court, lawyer Barry Henderson said his client had given a full and frank admission to police. <br />He was remanded in custody by consent. <br />Mr Henderson said Te Iwimate had mental health issues, was on anti-depressants and an anti-psychotic injection which he received on Tuesday. <br />He asked for a psychiatric evaluation to be done on the man. <br />Te Iwimate was remanded in custody without plea and will reappear in court on May 6. <br /></font></div> 
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