Expenditures against woman dropped in relation to South Canterbury gang shooting

Fairmont Wiringi is in emergency room with critical injuries. His father or mother is a well-known gang leader across Christchurch. Photo / Facebook

A woman charged around a gang shooting in South west Canterbury has been told she’s able to leave the court.

The judge granted the Crowns request to dismiss charges within Tove Paranihi in the Christchurch Land Court on Tuesday.

The shooting in Kaiapoi via January 4 left Fairmont Wiringi, the son of a Mongrel Mob leader, seriously injured.

Wiringi’s father Joseph is a Mongrel Mob president and his brother Fairlane is also a patched member of the consorteria.

Mokonuiarangi Chong additionally Jarrad Singer face joint price, including unlawful possession of weapons, not to mention failing to stop for police.

Chong has elected that will stand trial by jury, the initial pleading not guilty on each charge.

Singer was hospitalised with the gunshot wound, and is due found in court on January 19.

Mokonuiarangi Chong. Photo / Facebook

Police ended up being called to the incident after a men arrived at a residence in Kaiapoi in the early hours of the daytime on January 4, seeking serve after being shot in the upper extremity.

The man was used to Christchurch Hospital by ambulance attests serious condition.

Currently the shooting came just days since Christchurch man Kane Wayman can an associate of the Head Hunters consorteria – was killed.

Wayman had attended a New Year’s Eve party at the headquarters within rival gang Mongols MC.