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    A leopard tortoise taken from Ti Point Reptile Park near Warkworth has been safely returned

    A leopard tortoise taken from Ti Point Reptile Park near Warkworth has been safely returned


    Police learned the shell-shocked reptile had arrived at a Kaitaia address late last week.

    It was reported stolen two weeks ago.

    Enquiries are ongoing and Police are still hunting for a female iguana taken with the tortoise.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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