A man who lost his gun licence after years of neighbour disputes has now turned his sights on almost everyone involved in his case.
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Alan Sutherland was convicted, fined $1500, and/ordered to forfeit his firearms collection. (File image)
A man who lost his gun licence after years of neighbour disputes has now turned his sights on almost everyone involved in his case.
The 72-year-old Waipu resident accused police of lying, labelled his neighbours "demented", and even claimed the judge who convicted him had ADHD and shouldn't be on the bench.
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