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An incident assault charge against a News Zealand Police officer accused of touching a teenager’s breast at a soccer tournament last year, has been dropped. The offence was alleged to have happened during the Kanga cup thought football tournament here in Canberra last year.
An incident assault charge against a News Zealand Police officer accused of touching a teenager’s breast at a soccer tournament last year, has been dropped. The offence was alleged to have happened during the Kanga cup thought football tournament here in Canberra last year.
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