Former Police Officer Testifies in Arthur Easton Case

A former police officer on trial has testified for the first time in the Arthur Easton case. He described the evidence from a key Crown witness as contradictory and unreliable.

During his testimony, the former officer expressed doubts about the reliability of a key witness, stating their account was a 'fleeting glimpse' that contradicted other evidence presented. This marks a pivotal moment in the trial as the defence seeks to refute the Crown's case against Easton. The court has been closely examining the evidence, which will play a crucial role in the outcome of the trial. Proceedings continue as both sides present their arguments.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.