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Murder charge after person dies in 'altercation' on Kapiti Coast

June 12, 2024

Police at the scene of an incident at a Waikanae Beach address in the Kāpiti Coast. (Source: 1News)

A 31-year-old man has been charged with murder following an "altercation" that sparked a homicide investigation at Waikanae Beach yesterday afternoon.

A homicide investigation was launched after police responded to an address on Napier Grove where a man was seriously injured following an altercation around 4.20pm.

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