A man accused of walking through the Remutaka tunnel has been given interim name supression. A man accused of walking through New Zealand’s longest commuter train tunnel, sparking an emergency services call-out and leading to delays to passenger trains, will keep his name secret, for now. READ MORE:* Man charged after walking through 9km Remutaka rail tunnel, forcing train cancellationThe man's duty lawyer applied for interim name suppression on his behalf, which Stuff opposed. SUPPLIED The man accused of walking through New Zealand’s longest commuter train tunnel appeared at the Hutt Valley District Court on Tuesday. The man was arrested as he exited the Upper Hutt side of the tunnel shortly after 9pm.

Source: Stuff May 04, 2021 01:07 UTC