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Man seriously injured in altercation in Auckland's Glen Innes

February 14, 2020
Auckland, New Zealand - May 17, 2014: New Zealand Police car, Holden Commodore, parked in a downtown Auckland alleyway at night.

Police (file picture). (Source: istock.com)

Two men have been taken to hospital following an altercation in Auckland's Glen Innes last night.

Police say one man is in serious condition, while the second man had moderate injuries. 

Police were called to reports of an incident on Taniwha Street at around 11.20pm last night.

Police are speaking to both of the men and aren't look for anyone else. 

Inquries into the circumstances of the incident are being made. 

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