11 January 2026

First step following having the car Green Stickered.

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Todays stop was by 2 cars 4 cops in total, Tracy thinks its because I was spotted at the airport parking on the drop off zone for less than 2 minutes. It was a quiet time no vehicles around.

I was green stickered as the car has not be registered for 2 years the car had a wof check on Wednesday and passed.

The officer was given our first Blue invoice card for Tresspass $25000

A 105 report will be done as well.

This is the sort of Police procedure that we need recorded for our High Court case against the NZTA and the Police.

FORMAL NOTICE – PROPERTY RETURN & PROCEDURAL REQUEST

Date: 11 January 2026

To Jason Guthrie

1. Demand for Immediate Return of Property

This notice is issued formally and without prejudice.

On the date of this notice, Police officers interfered with a vehicle held as private trust property, including removal of number plates and affixing a defective vehicle notice, without producing proof of defect.

A defective notice is not proof of defect. No inspection report, evidential assessment, or technical finding was provided at the time of enforcement.

Accordingly, immediate return of all property and removal of the defective notice is required, or written proof of lawful authority and defect must be supplied.

Absent such proof, continued retention constitutes unlawful interference with private property.

2. Official Information Act 1982 – Procedural Request

This is a formal request made under the Official Information Act 1982.

Please provide:
• The statutory authority relied upon to issue the defective notice and remove plates
• All policies or procedures governing police determinations of vehicle defectiveness
• Names, roles, and badge numbers of officers involved
• All records, notes, photographs, or reports relied upon
• Any communications referencing trust-held vehicles
• Any bias assessment or review undertaken

This request relates strictly to procedural compliance.

3. Notice of Escalation

If the above matters are not addressed within statutory timeframes, this issue will be escalated to Police Integrity, the Ombudsman, and, if necessary, the High Court.

This notice is issued calmly, formally, and on the record.

Attachments

• Annex A – OIA Response IR-01-25-37537 (attached)
• Supporting photographs and recordings (on record)

By:Tracy Lynch

For:in LandsAirWater Counsel

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