
Man hands himself in to Auckland Sikh temple after alleged machete attack
A man involved in an alleged machete attack on the grounds of a South Auckland Sikh temple has handed himself in to authorities at the same temple.
Daljit Singh, a spokesman for the Supreme Sikh Society of New Zealand, told the Herald the man had contacted them wanting to carry

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