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25 August 2026

Man found guilty of threatening to kill people at two Auckland schools

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Man found guilty of threatening to kill people at two Auckland schools

Tiedan Huo has been found guilty of 12 charges of threatening Waiuku and Rutherford colleges and other public buildings.

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