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Monday, July 03, 2006
Teenager threw a rock at a car and charged with murder July 3, 2006 Other New Zealand stories
Location of New Zealand A 15-year-old, who cannot be named, is in court charged with murder after he dropped an eight kilogram concrete block on a car and killed the driver. Christopher Currie was driving along Auckland's southern motorway in a Honda Civic car last August when the concrete block smashed through the windscreen killing him instantly. "[the] accused stood on the over bridge and timed the release of the concrete block to hit a car passing underneath" prosecuter Aaron Perkins told the High Court. The accused was positioned so that the driver was unable to see them and take evasive action. They later ran from the scene of the crime and bragged to friends about it. The defence says that the accused did not mean to murder anyone. There were three other passengers in the car which the Crown is scheduled to call on to give evidence, along with 33 other witnesses. Sources
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