Tauranga teenager Loukas Rainger’s mum in hospital as Thailand watch theft case reaches court
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- The mother of 18-year-old Tauranga teenager Loukas Rainger has been admitted to a hospital in Thailand with blood poisoning and pneumonia.
- Rainger is due to appear in court after being arrested for picking up another person’s watch from an airport security tray while on holiday in Thailand.
The mother of Tauranga teenager Loukas Rainger has been admitted to a hospital in Thailand with blood poisoning and pneumonia, as her 18-year-old son prepares to appear in court.
Rainger was arrested after picking up another person’s watch from an airport security tray while holidaying in Thailand.
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