Policewoman's criminal love affair

Source: ONE News

A policewoman working as a jailer at an Auckland court formed a romance with a criminal over their shared interest in the Illuminati and the apocalypse, a court has been told.

Karis Rewa Charnley, 39, appeared in the North Shore District Court yesterday to defend charges of supplying her police uniform to her boyfriend, Cameron Ross, who used it to steal a red Mitsubishi Evo.

Charnley testified that she exchanged numbers with Ross in October 2011 after meeting him in the corridor of the North Shore District Court where he was waiting to have his 24-hour bail curfew relaxed.

"He was sitting by himself, I felt sorry for him so I said hello," she said.

Six weeks later, Charnley met Ross at the caravan park he was bailed to, where they had sex, but in the coming weeks the relationship started becoming abusive.

She was suspended from the police in mid-December after she was found to have "had an inappropriate relationship with a criminal and his family".

It was alleged Ross used the uniform to impersonate a police officer to steal the car from a Devonport address on February 8, claiming it had been used in a hit and run.

Charnley originally faced charges of theft and impersonation but these were withdrawn and the new charges re-laid.

The car belonged to Jerome Kino who had built the car up with his father and had insured it for $11,000.

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Policewoman's criminal love affair