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Jevon McSkimming Exits Court Through Backdoor

19 December 2025
in New Zealand
Jevon McSkimming Exits Court Through Backdoor
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As media gathered outside Wellington District Court, former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming discreetly exited through the back, avoiding journalists’ questions. This marks McSkimming’s second uncomfortable encounter with the press, where high-profile defendants often face scrutiny upon leaving. While some opt to make statements alongside their lawyers, many rush past reporters, seeking to evade the onslaught of inquiries. Such moments highlight the challenges faced by defendants in the public eye.

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