Sunday, 22 June 2025
September 3, 2022
At the time of Wakefield’s death, Auckland Council admitted in a statement they had been called several times by concerned residents about a woman living in her car, but had incorrectly categorised the incident as freedom camping. The incident was allegedly therefore not elevated to the urgency that a homeless person living in their car should be.
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