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Coroner: Ōpōtiki crash deaths show risks of drink

Coroner: Ōpōtiki crash deaths show risks of drink
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A New Zealand coroner has released findings on a fatal car crash involving a couple who were driving while heavily intoxicated. The report serves as a public warning regarding the dangers of drink-driving and failing to wear seatbelts.

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The coroner's decision to publicize the findings aims to use a tragic case as a deterrent against reckless driving behaviors.

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Michael John Sadler and Tangiwai Arihia Heurea were regulars at Slims Bar in Ōpōtiki.

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