Ward
Ward is a police spokesperson who highlighted the recent traffic enforcement operation in Whanganui, where nearly 10,000 drivers were breath-tested over two days. He expressed disappointment over ongoing dangerous driving behaviors, emphasizing the police's commitment to road safety and the prevention of tragic incidents. His comments reflect the broader efforts of law enforcement to target issues such as speeding, seatbelt non-compliance, and distracted driving.
Born on Jan 01, 1990 (35 years old)
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Australia:
One judge, Ward, questioned Izzo about why the decision to lodge the appeal was made so late.
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United Kingdom:
Ward is a player for the England women's rugby team.
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United Kingdom:
Ward restored England's cushion by burrowing over after Dow had sat down Morgane Bourgeois.
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Australia:
Ward attempted to block the parliament from voting to expel him and lost his final chance at hanging onto his job.
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Australia:
Ward issued a statement late last week confirming he intended to appeal his conviction.
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Australia:
Ward was a minister in Gladys Berejiklian’s government before the men came forward.
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New Zealand:
Ward is the first person born in New Zealand to make the Dallas Cowboys cheerleading team.
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United Kingdom:
Ward managed Hampton at Aston Villa and supported her during a difficult time in her career.
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New Zealand:
Ward owns Belle Collective in Waipukurau and helps high school students with a free ball attire initiative.
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Australia:
Ward is a Liberal Party minister responsible for child protection and is accused of serious allegations.
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