Seems new video shows Dad fugitive New Zealand

New Zealand police released Fresh CCTV staff, which are believed to show a fugitive that disappeared from their three children over three years ago.

Night footage shows two people in clothing with a full body – who the police “confident” is Tom Philips and one of his children – obviously, invading the store before leaving for four -activates.

The senior sergeant detective Andy Sonders said at a press conference on Friday that the couple came out with some “grocery subjects”.

Mr. Philips disappeared into the desert with her three children in December 2021. Police believe that he took the children after the loss of legitimate custody of their mother.

Since then, a national search has been carried out for Mr Philips and his children: Amber, Maverik and Jaida.

Police have released the latest footage in the hope that the community would report their observations.

The obvious blow took place on Wednesday at about 2:00 local time (on Tuesday 14:00 GMT) in Piopio, a small city in the northern New Zealand. Police said Mr. Philips had unsuccessfully aimed at the same store in November 2023.

“This is based on three children who have been at home for four years. Their well -being is the main attention,” said the senior sergeant Detectiva Andy Sonders in a police statement.

Mr. Philips threatens a number of charges, including burdened robbery, exacerbation of wounding and illegal firearms, police said.

Earlier, police said they believed that Mr. Philips assisted other people. Now they are “considering what this hack actually means,” said the Sonders detective.

“Does this mean that he was potentially fell out, who helps him? Is he just such a brazen and sure he is very pleased to go out at night and thefts?”

Last October, Mr. Philips and his three children were publicly noticed after the disappearance when a group of teenagers noticed their hikes and filmed the meeting.

At the time, police said the children did not contact other people and did not receive education.

Last year, the authorities offered a cash reward for the information that led to the safe return of the children – but the proposal ended before stated.

Mr. Philips’ family has publicly asked him to return home.

“Tom – I am very sad what you thought needed to do it. Without considering how much we love and support you,” his mother wrote in a note provided by local media.

“It hurts every time I see photos of children and you and see some things that are still here.”