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'Dangerous' man wanted in Auckland for breaching home detention

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36 mins ago
Keresoma Toala

Keresoma Toala (Source: Supplied)

A "dangerous" man in Auckland, wanted for breaching home detention, is "actively avoiding" efforts to find him.

Police have a warrant to arrest 34-year-old Keresoma Toala for breaching his home detention conditions.

He is known to have connections across Auckland and is "considered dangerous".

Police said he "should not be approached".

"If you have seen Toala or have any information that may assist in locating him, please contact 105," police said.

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