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Vaimoana Tapaleao
Vaimoana Tapaleao is the New Zealand Herald's Pacific Affairs and People reporter.
Wake-up shock for flatmate
5:00 AM Tuesday Jan 12, 2016
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Man jumps from bed to chase two intruders from Birkenhead house
An Auckland man chased two intruders from his Birkenhead house. Photo / iStock
An Auckland man chased two intruders from his Birkenhead house. Photo / iStock
Auckland man Jesse Groet was half asleep when he realised a stranger had just stepped into his room.
It would take him a few seconds to figure out that the young man with a ski mask on top of his head was a burglar.
"I was still in a daze. I looked at him and he saw me and then he started yelling to his mate to get out of the house.
"I was still naked in bed, so I had to put some pants on and chase him out of there."
Mr Groet, 27, is one of three flatmates who live at a property on Waipa St, Birkenhead, on the North Shore.
Police were called just after 10am yesterday after Mr Groet chased the two would-be burglars out of their home.
"I managed to get a punch in there, on one of them ..."
The man who entered his room had a ski mask on top of his head. On seeing Mr Groet, the burglar snapped it down, covering his face.
The pair got away in a stolen car, found abandoned on Seaview Rd, Glenfield, a short time later.
Despite police being called and an Eagle helicopter searching the area, the offenders got away.
It wasn't until afterwards Mr Groet thought about how badly the situation could have turned out.
"I didn't think about it at the time ... And your first thought, anyway, is that there's someone in your house and to chase them out."
The incident comes after a vehicle was stolen from the flatmates' home on Saturday.
"They would've had the house keys and they must've thought we were all at work," Mr Groet said.
They have since had locks in the house changed.
• The offenders are described as being in their late teens to early 20s. One is of slim to average build and both are of Maori or Pacific descent.
Anyone with info can call Police or CrimeStoppers: 0800 555 111
- NZ Herald
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