Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Two men with links to the Comanchero gang have been jailed for life for an execution-style killing of a rival and attempted murder of his wife.
As the shooter, Taani will also serve a minimum period of imprisonment of 17 years and six months.
The other two, Fisilau Tapaevalu and Mesui Tufui, went to trial in the High Court at Auckland last month but the jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts for the duo.
Today, they were sentenced by Justice Graham Lang.
Tufui will serve 19 years in prison before being eligible for parole, while Tapaevalu was given a minimum period of imprisonment of 17 years.
Two men with links to the Comanchero gang have been jailed for life for an execution-style killing of a rival and attempted murder of his wife.
As the shooter, Taani will also serve a minimum period of imprisonment of 17 years and six months.
The other two, Fisilau Tapaevalu and Mesui Tufui, went to trial in the High Court at Auckland last month but the jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts for the duo.
Today, they were sentenced by Justice Graham Lang.
Tufui will serve 19 years in prison before being eligible for parole, while Tapaevalu was given a minimum period of imprisonment of 17 years.
