A man is on the run after removing his electronic monitoring bracelet in Porirua.
Titia Apaipo Photo: NZ Police
Police said Titia Apaipo, 20, from the suburb of Cannons Creek was wanted for breaching his bail conditions.
They said he was a Pacific Islander, 179cm tall and of medium build who was considered dangerous and should not be approached.
Police said he had links to Auckland and asked anyone with information about him to contact them.
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