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Man Killed In Lyttelton Named

Published: Wed 25 Jun 2008 04:35 PM
Man Killed In Lyttelton Named
25 June 2008
Police are still investigating the events leading up to the death of a man in Lyttelton last night.
Martin SINCOCK aged 55 years of Christchurch, a Lyttelton Port Authority employee, was involved in a workplace accident at Cashin Quay at about 8pm and subsequently died at the scene.
Detective Dale Forman says that there are still a number of inquiries to be made however at this stage it appears that a mooring line has snapped.
Police, Maritime NZ and the Department of Labour are conducting a combined investigation to establish the events leading up to the death which occurred while a coal ship Devprayag, was being moored at Cashin Quay.
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