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    Mourners blocked intersections and rode motorbikes on footpaths ahead of a Mongrel Mob funeral in South Auckland today

    Mourners blocked intersections and rode motorbikes on footpaths ahead of a Mongrel Mob funeral in South Auckland today


    Mob members changed into their gang patches after arriving at a Drury chapel.

    Police are monitoring the funeral, thought to be that of Nassey August, whose body was transferred from North Shore Hospital to Just Funerals before a fire broke out this week.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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