Do not approach escaped Maori.

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I remember this one. He attacked a teenage girl, and began stabbing her when he didn't get what he wanted. Her neighbor ran to help, so he began slashing his face over and over. Even when he tried to back away, this Maori lowlife kept advancing and slashing at his face.
Others began coming to help, so he fled over the fence. The girl recognised him when he passed through her supermarket months later, and got his license plate number when he left.

Neither he or his family have ever expressed any remorse for this. And neither the Police or papers have seen fit to say why he did this. My very strong feeling is that this was a racial attack.


http://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/-/top-stories/5275807/aproach-escaped-prisoner-warn-police/

Do not aproach escaped prisoner, warn police
January 22, 2009, 4:04 pm

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Police today warned the public not to approach an escaped prison inmate with a long history of violence.

Arai Hema, 30, classified as a low security risk, slipped away from a work party outside the perimeter fence of Auckland Prison at Paremoremo yesterday afternoon.

He was tracked to a nearby road by a police dog but the trail disappeared and police believe he may have got into a vehicle, possibly driven by an accomplice.

Detective Inspector Steve Wood, Waitemata police district crime manager, said today his escape was "unusual and of concern" because after a decade behind bars he was due to be considered for parole.

"He has chosen to escape at a time when he is under consideration to achieve parole in the near future.

"The decision by any long-term inmate to escape from custody and thereby jeopardise the prospect of achieving parole is a rare occurrence. This inmate's behaviour indicates a degree of instability.

"We
are not saying he is absolutely dangerous but there is potential danger there. We are concerned about his behaviour.

"We don't know what his state of mind is and therefore we are warning the public to stay well away from him and report him to police straight away.

"It seems totally bizarre he has done this."

Hema was jailed for 12 years after a 1998 sex attack on a 17-year-old girl at her home.

He tried to stab her but she screamed, and Hema attacked the girl's 78-year-old neighbour as he came to her rescue.

In 2004 he attacked guards at Hawke's Bay Regional Prison, throwing boiling water over one and hitting another in the head with a shovel.

That attack earned him another four years in jail.

Mr Wood said anyone who had seen Hema or seen any suspicious vehicle near Auckland prison yesterday should call police urgently.

"Do not approach him."

He also urged Hema to contact police to discuss handing himself in.

"The
longer he is at large the worse this will affect his eventual release date," he said.



http://www.safe-nz.org.nz/sxdb/hemaarai.htm

Arai Whakaari Hema

Offences
The attempted rape of a 16 year old girl in December 1998 in Napier, plus the attempted murder of a 76 year old man who went to her aid.
Also assaulted a woman in January 1998 with the intention of rape
Also attacked three guards at Mangaroa prison in November 2004

Victims
Lynley McBride
Bruce Butler

Age
born 1978

Parole/Release Dates
Sentenced to 11 years in October 1999, now serving a cumulative 6 years for the prison offences
Eligible for a parole hearing September 2010
Has statutory release and sentence end dates May 2016
The Crown requested preventive detention saying Hema was "the smouldering keg of powder waiting to blow"

Background
NZ Herald story here
More from a Hawkes Bay Today article January 2005
In November, three guards
were seriously injured after prisoner Arai Hema, sentenced the 1998 attempted murder of 78-year-old man Napier man Bruce Butler, threw boiling water on a staff member before commandeering a knife and attacking other guards with a shovel.

Also this from the Otago Daily times October 1999
Arai Whakaari Hema (20), of Napier was found guilty of attempting to murder 76-year-old Napier man Bruce Butler on December 7 last year, and was jailed for 11 years. He had attacked Mr Butler, who came to the rescue of his neighbour, Lynley McBride (16), at her home. Hema had earlier admitted attempting to sexually violate Miss McBride and intentionally causing her grievous bodily harm. He had denied attempting to murder Mr Butler but was found guilty after a three-day trial earlier this month. Hema had also earlier admitted assaulting another woman with intent to sexually violate her in January last year.

 

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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/crime/news/article.cfm?c_id=30&objectid=10553189

Victim's family alarmed by violent inmate's easy escape
4:00AM Friday Jan 23, 2009
By Beck Vass

The daughter of a man who needed 400 stitches after a run-in with violent criminal Arai Hema is appalled the Corrections Department was housing him in "low-security conditions" when he escaped from jail this week.

Miriam Butler was too frightened to speak directly to the Herald last night.

But Sensible Sentencing Trust chief Garth McVicar said she was worried that Hema was carrying out prison maintenance with a shovel - a tool he had used in the past as a weapon on a prison guard.

In December 1998 Ms Butler's father, Bruce Butler, suffered wounds to his head, face, neck and shins helping his 16-year-old neighbour in Napier, whom Hema was trying
to rape. The girl suffered nine stab wounds in the attack. Hema was sentenced to 17 years' jail.

About 2.30pm on Wednesday, the 30-year-old fled a party of 14 inmates doing ground-maintenance work outside the main fence of Auckland Prison at Paremoremo.

Police believe a car picked him up.

Hema's record includes a vicious attack on three people in Hawkes Bay Regional Prison in November 2004.

In a single attack, he poured boiling water over one guard, attacked another with a shovel and punched a third because he did not want to work in the joinery. He received a six-year sentence for those attacks, concurrent with the sentence he was serving.

 

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http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/8380742/Victim-says-violent-criminal-will-reoffend

Victim says violent criminal will reoffend

Arai Hema

A violent offender due to be freed later this month will definitely reoffend, says one of his victims, who has agreed to meet him in a bid to prevent it happening.

Arai Hema will walk out of Mt Eden Prison on March 30. His sentence runs until 2016. He was jailed for 11 years in 1999 for the brutal attempted rape of a Napier teenager in her home and the stabbing of a 76-year-old neighbour who tried to intervene.

His sentence was extended after he attacked three staff in Hawke's Bay Prison in 2004. He threw boiling water over one and hit another, Hylton Smith, in the head with a shovel.

A further extension of six months was imposed in 2009 after Hema walked away from a work party at Auckland Prison at Paremoremo.

Mr Smith, an engineering instructor when attacked by Hema, went to Auckland to attend a Parole Board hearing last month. It was the fourth hearing he had attended.

Because Hema was sentenced before the Parole Act 2002 came into effect, he must be freed after serving two-thirds of his sentence. The Parole Board noted that Mr Smith's life had changed forever as a result of the attack and it commended him for agreeing to a restorative justice meeting on Hema's release.

A date and place for the meeting would be arranged by the Probation Service.

"I said if you think it would make a difference to have someone sit down and tell him how he'd changed someone's life through one silly action, then I'd meet with him," Mr Smith said.

"They seem to think that may make a difference. I don't think it will. I think he will certainly hurt someone else. There's a remote chance I might stop him slashing another war veteran or stabbing another young girl."

Mr Smith, who worked with prisoners for about two years before the attack, suffers lasting effects from it.

Hema will have conditions imposed that require him to have treatment, counselling and psychiatric assessments as required, must reside at an approved address, must not buy alcohol or drugs, must not contact his victims and must not enter Hawke's Bay for the duration of his parole.

 

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If a White Man had flattened a kwap who was groping his mother, the poor Aryan would get many years in jail--that is, if he wasn't Waco'ed before. The jews are just giving the Maorie scum light slaps on the wrist. And yes this is both sexual predatory behavior as well as Racial attacks. Maories are only one step above our jiggaboos and maybe a half-step more above Africoons and Abos. Like African jigs, Amerijigs and Abojigs, they are total savages with no restraint for anything!