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Statement from John Carter

Published: Thu 12 Jun 2008 11:12 AM
John Carter
National Party Northland MP
12 June 2008
Statement from John Carter
National Party Northland MP John Carter says he deeply regrets an incident between himself and a police officer who stopped him for a driving offence.
“I have offered a full and unreserved apology to the Northland police via their district commander. I am disappointed with my own conduct.
“My behaviour was not appropriate for an MP and I am sorry. I have immense respect for the job that the police do.”
Mr Carter says he will not be making any further comment about the incident.
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