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farkn dog ay bruz... he's definatly getting stomped in jail!

Yeah bro will be keen to get back to giving stuff away for sure. Can’t wait it was my excitement too🙏🏽

@@waiarikijonez oh mean bro and I bet that would have been a buzz giving away all those beautiful wakas 😍 ya boys winning that house tho 💯😂

Plus watching the live draws! So cool listening to you ring the winners! brooo that shit made my day and I was just watching 😂 not even receiving anything haha all the best tho bro you'll be back 💪🔥

@@SPWILLY thank you bro appreciate your comment 🙏🏽

@@CrL8r how so?

Haha yeah great idea just sounds the horn and keep driving

Nope I have 3 houses, I’m not that rude move into a house im giving away

Haha yeah I did say that in the end, but I feel it confuses people. If I wrote the ride code I’d just tell people if you are going straight just don’t indicate haha.

yup, regardless if you cannot go left like in that round about, still need to indicate if going straight through. thats the law even if its stupid, you still got to follow it

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yeah if ur going to give out advice you should probly fact check your self brother.... otherwise re name your video to "im the f u c k tard driver of the 03 area 😂😂😂😂🎉❤

Indy left when goin str8..shudd up 😂

No, you begin indicating left as you pass the exit before the 0ne you intend to take. Straight has nothing to do with it

Yeah there’s nothing to update yet, my assets are still frozen. The investigation can’t take longer than 12 months so between now and July at latest

@@waiarikijonez ur going to jail yah mug! dont drop the soap yah rip off keint!

The man at the centre of what's been labelled as the biggest illegal lottery ever discovered in New Zealand can be revealed as 23-year-old Waiariki McIlroy-Jones. The Rangiora man is before the courts on multiple illegal gambling offences, after an investigation by Te Tari Taiwhenua Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) found the man and his company allegedly made $11,125,500 in a little more than one year. It's alleged they sold illicit lotteries online to people in New Zealand, offering prizes such as cash, expensive cars and boats, and even a freehold house. Marty Greentree, DIA's investigations manager, said the Gambling Act (2003) consolidated and updated a lot of older legislation and is there for a reason. "It has three overarching objectives and they are to reduce harm, benefit the community through returns from gambling proceeds and also to ensure the integrity of gambling processes," said Greentree. Under the Act, only authorised not-for-profit organisations can offer gambling services with prizes valued over $5000, for specific purposes. They also need a Class 3 gambling licence. Police have also filed proceedings against the man and his company in the High Court, after a referral from the DIA. McIlroy-Jones and his company have been charged with conducting illegal gambling, promoting illegal gambling, and making a pecuniary gain from illegal gambling. He will reappear in court next month

The man at the centre of what's been labelled as the biggest illegal lottery ever discovered in New Zealand can be revealed as 23-year-old Waiariki McIlroy-Jones. The Rangiora man is before the courts on multiple illegal gambling offences, after an investigation by Te Tari Taiwhenua Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) found the man and his company allegedly made $11,125,500 in a little more than one year. It's alleged they sold illicit lotteries online to people in New Zealand, offering prizes such as cash, expensive cars and boats, and even a freehold house. Marty Greentree, DIA's investigations manager, said the Gambling Act (2003) consolidated and updated a lot of older legislation and is there for a reason. "It has three overarching objectives and they are to reduce harm, benefit the community through returns from gambling proceeds and also to ensure the integrity of gambling processes," said Greentree. Under the Act, only authorised not-for-profit organisations can offer gambling services with prizes valued over $5000, for specific purposes. They also need a Class 3 gambling licence. Police have also filed proceedings against the man and his company in the High Court, after a referral from the DIA. McIlroy-Jones and his company have been charged with conducting illegal gambling, promoting illegal gambling, and making a pecuniary gain from illegal gambling. He will reappear in court next month

​@@waiarikijonezits july

Lol and you still cant understand there's a investigation in progress 🤯

Yea clueless comment topspec , u think he liking this scenario?

Sorry bro he's not raffling airplanes

Yeah if you watch the video below called raided there’s a we bit on there at the end

Haha nah bro, the cars I’ve got are the cars that were at the shop when I got raided so they just restrained them and left them behind

its not his fault its taking so long ya idiot

The Facebook requests are scams bro sorry, block them please

Give it away eventually bro yeah

Thanks bro 🙏🏽

Can’t pay him bro

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Haha

@@skrillaskorpp3858 pls brah my two hundux was all I had u stole it boi

Very good questions, I should do a TH-cam video on meeting them that be cool

This mf is a con artist and you say the system is screwing him? 😂😂😂 this is you > 🐑