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Desmond Bourne and Serene Tilsley are wanted in connection with Zane Smith’s death.
A man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting in Auckland has been urged to turn himself in, as police reveal they are also seeking a woman for the alleged murder.
Zane Smith was shot and killed in his car on Wayby Station Rd on November 28.
Police were already searching for Desmond Lawrence Bourne in connection with his death in Wellsford, north of Auckland.
On Wednesday, they said they were also now looking for Serene Tilsley, 21, who is a Bourne partner, and an arrest warrant had been issued for her.
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Police have visited multiple addresses in the Auckland region following possible sightings, Detective Inspector Scott Beard said.
Also wanted is a 2005 black Ford Falcon saloon with license plate CTS862 and was reportedly seen in Pakuranga on Sunday morning.
It is the second car the police are looking for in connection with the alleged murder. Anyone who has seen a black Range Rover KBK990, or its occupants, in the Rodney or Northland area in recent days should contact the police.
Beard said officers would do “everything possible” to locate and hold Bourne accountable.
It is considered dangerous and should not be approached, Beard added. Anyone who sees it should contact 111 immediately.
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Police are urging Desmond Lawrence Bourne to turn himself in.
“We are appealing to Bourne to turn himself in so this can be resolved without further incident.”
On Wednesday, an unidentified navy blue police van and about seven members of police personnel were seen on Wayby Station Rd, at the intersection of McPherson Way.
A Things The reporter at the scene said police appeared to be focusing their search on nearby property, the intersection and the surrounding bushes.
A bouquet of flowers had been placed at the foot of a wooden cross at the intersection.
In front of the cross were several orange spray-painted circles.
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Police are also seeking information on this black 2005 Ford Falcon, which was seen in Pakuranga on Sunday.
In a death notice published in the Herald of New Zealand, The family remembered Smith as a “beloved friend of many” and a deeply loved son, brother, uncle and nephew.
Hayley McLiver knew Smith, 37, for several years and described him as an “amazing person” who was an incredibly loyal friend.
“No matter what a person did, Zane would never treat you differently. I had been friends with my children’s father, but when our relationship ended, he would still keep in touch. “
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Bourne, Tilsley, Ford Falcon or Range Rover should contact the Waitematā Crime Squad on 09839 0697 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
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Anyone who has seen this black Range Rover in the Rodney or Northland areas should call the police.
