Police searching for three suspected gang members with ‘MoniCon’ orders
The police are searching for three young men in order to enforce monitoring and control (MoniCon) orders granted by the High Court to electronically tag and monitor their whereabouts.
26 Mar 2016, 9:00 AM
The police are searching for three young men to enforce monitoring and control (MoniCon) orders granted by the High Court to electronically tag and monitor their whereabouts.
Six suspected gang members were tagged last week after the High Court issued the first monicon orders under the controversial 2015 Anti-Terrorism Act,
A police spokesperson said the High Court issued a second batch of orders last Thursday for five more young men.
The police said in a statement this afternoon that two of the five are presently in custody in relation to separate on-going investigation. A manhunt is underway for the other three young men.
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