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Parents of Auckland schoolboy left alone for hours in van want police probe after footage corrupted

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Parents of Auckland schoolboy left alone for hours in van want police probe after footage corrupted
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Parents of an 11-year-old autistic boy are demanding a police investigation after their son was left alone in a school van for several hours. The transport company, Ritchies, claims the CCTV footage of the incident was corrupted and unrecoverable, leaving the family without answers.

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This incident raises significant concerns regarding child safety protocols in school transportation and the accountability of private contractors when critical evidence is lost.

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The parents of a boy locked alone in a van for hours are demanding answers from police after learning the transport company’s CCTV footage was corrupted.

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The report presents the parents' grievances alongside the company's explanations and police findings in a balanced manner.

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