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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Star</strong> Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

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STAND-OFF: Police spent three hours negotiating with Troy<br />

Dubovskiy before he died of a suspected suicide.<br />

Russian sent email, had list<br />

•From page 1<br />

That prompted a major<br />

operation across the city.<br />

Dubovskiy was found in his<br />

vehicle in Richmond several<br />

hours later.<br />

After a stand-off the 54-yearold<br />

was found with critical stab<br />

injuries in the early hours of<br />

March 27 and later died. His<br />

death is suspected suicide.<br />

At the time Canterbury police<br />

chief, Superintendent John Price,<br />

said Dubovskiy was a “significant<br />

threat to the community.”<br />

Investigations showed<br />

Dubovskiy supported the actions<br />

of the mosque gunman, police<br />

said. But no connection had been<br />

established between the two.<br />

Police chiefs did not respond<br />

yesterday to questions from <strong>The</strong><br />

<strong>Star</strong> about the two officers on<br />

Dubovskiy’s list.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Police Association, which<br />

is the police officers’ union, and<br />

is involved in welfare issues, said<br />

the matter fell into the police operations<br />

category, and also would<br />

not comment.<br />

Meanwhile, a 27-year-old will<br />

appear in the district court on<br />

Tuesday after he was allegedly<br />

caught with a large amount of<br />

cash in a safe, methamphetamine<br />

and a sawn off shotgun on the<br />

day of the terror attacks.<br />

<strong>The</strong> motorist was spotted by<br />

one of the many police patrols<br />

scouring Christchurch for<br />

the mosque gunman driving<br />

suspiciously in Strickland St,<br />

Spreydon, and stopped.<br />

Police would not say yesterday<br />

how much money was in the safe,<br />

but <strong>The</strong> <strong>Star</strong> understands it was<br />

about $170,000.<br />

He is a facing charges of<br />

possession of methamphetamine<br />

for supply, unlawful possession<br />

of a firearm and unlawful<br />

possession of ammunition.<br />

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