Fairmont Joseph Wiringi, also a member of the notorious New Zealand street gang, is in a critical condition in Christchurch Hospital after suffering from bullet wounds in his arm and torso. Fairmont Wiringi in a coma at Christchurch Hospital after shot in arm and torso All frontline police have been given arming order in fears of an all-out gang war Mr Wiringi is the son of Mongrel Mob President, Joseph Junior Wiringi Frontline officers have been given immediate arming orders after the son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph Junior Wiringi was shot twice on Monday. A gang leaders son is fighting for his life in a coma after surviving a double shooting in Christchurch, sparking fears of an all-out gang war. All police in Canterbury have been told to carry firearms until those responsible for the shooting have been caught. Fairmont Wiringi, son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph 'Junior' Wiringi, was seriously injured in a double shooting in Kaiapoi, north of Christchurch, back on January 4. All police in Canterbury have been told to carry firearms until those responsible for the shooting have been caught. He is recovering in hospital. Former Mongrel Mob Aotearoa Joseph 'Junior' Wiringi is in custody awaiting sentencing for cruel ill-treatment of a six-month-old puppy and threatening police. Some of Mongrel Mob members from opther regions already have moved to Christchurch in the last six months, reinforcing the power of organization in region. The former president of the Mongrel Mob's Aotearoa chapter is in custody after abusing a 6-month-old Frontline officers have been given speedy arming A gang chiefs son is combating for his life in a coma after surviving a double capturing in Christchurch, sparking fears of an all-out gang battle. The gathering comes with the background of a double shooting involving Fairmont Wiringi, the son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph Junior Wiringi tha thappened couple of weeks ago. Wiringi is the son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph Junior Wiringi, and the brother of patched Mob member Fairlane Wiringi. Fairmont Joseph Wiringi, also a [] Frontline officers have been given immediate arming orders after the son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph 'Junior' Wiringi was shot twice on Monday. Until an investigation is carried out to find the people involved in the incident, police will stay armed. The Mongrel Mob gathering follows a double shooting, which left Fairmont Wiringi, the son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph Junior Wiringi, with serious injuries. About 5am, a subsequent man, Rebels gangster Jarrad Singer, 29, was dropped off at the medical clinic by two individuals, including an individual from In the past six months, the gangs numbers in Christchurch have been bolstered by the arrival of members from Hawkes Bay. The other injured man is a patched member of the Rebels Motorcycle Club. Wiringi is the child of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph Junior Wiringi, and the sibling of fixed part Fairlane Wiringi. Wiringi is the son of Mongrel Mob Aotearoa president Joseph Junior Wiringi, and the brother of patched Mob member Fairlane Wiringi. Fears of an all-out gang war as leaders face-tattooed son fights for life in a coma after double shooting New Zealand Mongrel Mob gang member in a coma after a shooting on Monday Fairmont Wiringi in a coma at Christchurch Hospital after shot in arm and torso All The other injured man is a patched member of the Rebels Motorcycle Club.
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