Jared Savage is a Senior Reporter at various esteemed outlets including The Courier-Mail, RNZ, and the New Zealand Herald. With nearly 15 years of experience, he specializes in crime and justice, particularly focusing on white-collar crime, corporate fraud, and financial crimes, along with personal finance topics. His insightful reporting has been featured in prominent platforms such as Newsroom NZ, NewstalkZB, and Sun Media Limited.
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Jared Savage's coverage heavily focuses on crime-related topics, particularly in New Zealand and Auckland. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, gangs, police activities, and the drug trade.
To effectively reach out to Jared Savage, consider providing him with insights or information related to ongoing criminal investigations or emerging developments within the realm of law enforcement. Since his focus appears primarily local (New Zealand; Auckland), pitches should be tailored specifically to these geographical areas. If you have first-hand knowledge or access to exclusive details about crime-related incidents in this region, it could be of interest for his reporting.
Furthermore, offering perspectives from experts involved in law enforcement or individuals affected by these events may also capture Jared's attention when crafting your outreach efforts.
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By: Craig Kapitan, Jared Savage
A Ferrari-driving Mongrel Mob associate who played a crucial part in a $100 million meth import has had his potential sentence reduced by 75% after arguing that he participated in the record-breaking scheme only under duress.
By: Craig Kapitan, Jared Savage
A founding member of the Comancheros in New Zealand has been returned to prison, with a judge declining to substantially reduce his sentence due to his long-term placement in what amounts to solitary confinement.
By: Jared Savage
One of the biggest money launderers in New Zealand history has agreed to forfeit $3.3 million of assets in a deal with police to end a long-running financial investigation.
By: Jared Savage, Derek Cheng
A Supreme Court ruling this week meant James Henry Wilson could finally be unmasked as one of the accused men – ultimately acquitted - in one of New Zealand's most infamous murders that remains a mystery.
By: Jared Savage
A luxury nail salon in Auckland has been raided by police as part of a covert investigation which shut down one of the country's largest alleged commercial cannabis syndicates, the Herald can reveal.
By: Jared Savage
Nearly 40 home invasions, shootings, kidnappings or aggravated robberies in nine months.
By: Jared Savage
New minister pledges to 'bang some heads together', hold government agencies accountable.
By: Jared Savage
A Tauranga man wanted by police for allegedly kidnapping a “money mule” who threatened to expose a tax fraud scheme in the kiwifruit industry has been arrested at Auckland Airport after making a surprise return to New Zealand.
By: Jared Savage
'Architect' of gang's financial structures sentenced to more than 10 years in prison.
