Kim Dotcom spends night at local residents' association

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Kim Dotcom was winning over the neighbours at a meeting of the Coatesville Ratepayers and Residents' Association.

Kim Dotcom was winning over the neighbours at a meeting of the Coatesville Ratepayers and Residents' Association.

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4/07/2012 1:17:04 p.m.

Cathy wrote:

DAVID. You say Paul gave an 'Idiot response' but by your description, the only 'Idiot response' I can find is yours. Firstly, to suggest John Key is a convicted criminal like Bernard Madoff is not true, but I doubt John key could be bothered by such comments from anyone such as you. Also, to compare Madoff to Kim Dotcom is equally 'Idiotic' as the only incident Dotcom was involved in was so minor the German court system had the 'offence' wiped from his court records and he now has a completely clean slate in his original home country, and as a result, here in NZ as well. Most people I know welcome migrants with positive things to contribute to our country and Kim Dotcom is included in this category. Personally, I welcome the Dotcom family to continue to be part of our country for as long as they wish. I enjoy Dotcom's sense of humour and genuine desire to contribute positively to our society.

30/06/2012 1:45:16 a.m.

Brett wrote:

Why are we just blaming the police for the search and seizure of his assets? The warrants were written by the Police but they were signed off by a District Court Judge!

29/06/2012 3:30:22 p.m.

Paul wrote:

Once a criminal always a criminal - is that how it is David? Your personal prejudice seems to be if they're wealthy they're evil mmkay. His previous convictions were for low-level offending that didn't involve harming anyone and only drew probation and fines for punishment. He has paid his 'debt to society' for previous crimes, has been horrendously treated by our police and the powers-that-be, yet you still want to persecute him?

29/06/2012 1:06:02 p.m.

David wrote:

While I do agree that the police went far too far with Kim Dotcom... there still remains the fact that Kim Dotcom was a criminal before any of this happened with criminal convictions for insider trading and fraud. Is this really the type of person we want in New Zealand?. He's wealthy so we overlook his criminal history?.

29/06/2012 12:24:46 p.m.

Baza wrote:

As a previous Megauploader I'm sorry you are being put though this ordeal. I wish you and your family well.

29/06/2012 12:24:38 p.m.

Baza wrote:

As a previous Megauploader I'm sorry you are being put though this ordeal. I wish you and your family well.

29/06/2012 10:32:41 a.m.

Richard wrote:

How stupid were our Police and Government? I can smell all the zero's on the law suit now!

29/06/2012 8:38:54 a.m.

Jim Seaview wrote:

Quote: "Earlier in the day, Justice Helen Winkelmann ruled the search warrants, which saw police helicopters swoop on Dotcom's mansion in January, seizing luxury cars, art works, bank accounts and internet servers, were invalid.

She also ruled that the police relying on those warrants made the search and seizure illegal."



Well done Mr Dotcom and great to see you back with your local neighbors again.

Lets us hope that the NZ Police with their very substantial resources can return every single item that 78 police removed, with the same gusto and speed that they illegally seized your possessions.

Welcome home.