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	In ~~an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had~~ a ~~contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to~~ fight [[~~Mathew Ellis~~]] of the ~~United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15~~,~~000 but was never paid by the promoters.~~ [[~~Lance Revill~~]] and John Glozier[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Human:419664]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who ~~entered~~ the ~~ring, not Matthew Ellis~~, the ~~contracted opponent whom Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event~~ bout ~~to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation~~. ~~This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However~~, the ~~names~~ of the ~~boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry~~, ~~but no sanction~~ was ~~ever requested or approved in regards~~ to ~~this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as referee of~~ the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.		In the main event bout of a fight card promoted by [[Lance Revill]]. At the start of the bout, [[Hassan Chitsaz]] appeared to throw a jab at John Ellis Jr., who then hit him with a short straight right hand to the head, and the bout ended there. Chitsaz, appeared overweight (despite the Boxrec listing at 220 pounds)and out of shape, went down under the bottom rope, and (as seen in the video below) was unable to get up despite several tries, prompting the stoppage.

	~~==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter~~ John Ellis Sr.==		[[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in a February 2008 Cebu City IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout. South Bay Promotions promoter John Ellis Sr. of Las Vegas brought Hassan Chitsaz to New Zealand, who wound up fighting the son of promoter Ellis on this card after several opponents, cards and reschedules fell through.

	On August 13, 2014, California boxing promoter John Ellis Sr. of Madera, California, was arrested for robbery, drug possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and revocation of probation, and charged with these offenses by both the Madera Police Department, and the Fresno Police Department in California.[[http://www.localcrimenews.com/city-arrests/arrest-details/?arrest=4849988]]. John Ellis Jr. was simultaneously arrested with his father for the same offenses. Pending trial, both men are presumed innocent until proven guilty.		{{#ev:youtube\|pVFOp9PgRS4\|450\|left}}

	~~==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==~~

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]

Rockyjones at 08:30, 5 January 2015

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	In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and John Glozier[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Human:419664]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent whom Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as ~~the~~ referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.		In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and John Glozier[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Human:419664]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent whom Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.

	==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==		==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==

Rockyjones at 08:30, 5 January 2015

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	In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and John Glozier[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Human:419664]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.		In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and John Glozier[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Human:419664]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent whom Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.

	==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==		==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==

Rockyjones at 06:20, 3 January 2015

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	In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and [[~~John Glozier~~]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.		In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and John Glozier[[http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Human:419664]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.

	==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==		==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==
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	==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==		==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter [[John Glozier]], was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]		On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]

Rockyjones at 06:18, 3 January 2015

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	==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==		==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==

	On August 13, 2014, California boxing promoter John Ellis Sr. of Madera, California, was arrested for robbery, drug possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and revocation of probation, and charged with these offenses by both the Madera Police Department, and the Fresno Police Department in California.[[http://www.localcrimenews.com/city-arrests/arrest-details/?arrest=4849988]]. John Ellis Jr. was simultaneously arrested with his father for the same offenses. Pending trial, both are presumed innocent until proven guilty.		On August 13, 2014, California boxing promoter John Ellis Sr. of Madera, California, was arrested for robbery, drug possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and revocation of probation, and charged with these offenses by both the Madera Police Department, and the Fresno Police Department in California.[[http://www.localcrimenews.com/city-arrests/arrest-details/?arrest=4849988]]. John Ellis Jr. was simultaneously arrested with his father for the same offenses. Pending trial, both men are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

	==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==		==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter [[John Glozier]], was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]		On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter [[John Glozier]], was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]

Rockyjones at 06:17, 3 January 2015

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	In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. Lance Revill and John Glozier were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.		In an outcome still under appeal in New Zealand by Hassan Chitsaz, Iranian-American Heavyweight fighter Hassan Chitsaz had a contract with American promoter John Ellis Sr. to fight [[Mathew Ellis]] of the United Kingdom for 12 rounds the vacant WPBF World Professional Boxing Federation Intercontinental Heavyweight title in New Zealand. Chitsaz was to receive $15,000 but was never paid by the promoters. [[Lance Revill]] and [[John Glozier]] were involved in the Packuranga boxing card as the local promoters, with John Ellis Sr. as co-promoter. The opponent was switched without notice to John Ellis Jr., who entered the ring, not Matthew Ellis, the contracted opponent Chitsaz had emerged from the dressing room expecting to fight. The ring announcer announced the main event bout to take place was a 12 round WPBF Intercontinental Heavyweight vacant title bout sanctioned by the World Professional Boxing Federation. This announcement can be heard in the ring in the fight footage. However, the names of the boxers were not announced. John Ellis Jr. then knocked out Chitsaz. WPBF President subsequently stated he had received an email inquiry, but no sanction was ever requested or approved in regards to this bout. [[Lance Revill]] is best remembered as the referee of the controversial 2008 [[Z Gorres]] versus [[Vic Darchinyan]] ten round draw in 2008 Cebu City, Philippines, a IBF super flyweight bout elimination bout in which numerous knockdowns by Darchinyan of Gorres were ruled slips.

	==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==		==Update on Drug Charges on Boxing Promoter John Ellis Sr.==
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	==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==		==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]		On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter [[John Glozier]], was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]

Rockyjones at 06:14, 3 January 2015

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	==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==		==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was knee~~-capped~~ following an underworld beef two years earlier. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]]		On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was shot in the knee following an underworld beef two years earlier. Masked gunmen had broken into his house and demanded drugs and money, and shot Glozier when he did comply, leaving in Glozier's stolen BMW car. Police investigating the incident at the scene arrested Glozier after finding a mysterious white powder at the scene. Two days later, gunmen shot in the door to his home and put a gun to Glozier's head. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]] Glozier was described as a 'drug kingpin' and 'the highest level dealer' of a drug ring flooding Canterbury.[[http://new.widmi.com/index.php/new-zealand/the-new-zealand-herald/national/82895-no-money-cops-after-me-criminals-after-me-boxing-manager-john-glozier-s-fall-from-grace]]

Rockyjones at 06:05, 3 January 2015

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	==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==		==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was knee-capped following an underworld beef two years earlier. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]]		On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was knee-capped following an underworld beef two years earlier. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier as he sentenced him "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]]

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	==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==		==Update on Second Drug Conviction of Boxing Promoter John Glozier==

	On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was knee-capped following an underworld beef two years earlier. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]]		On Monday, November 3, 2014, David John Blakie, formerly known as boxing manager and promoter John Glozier, was sentenced in Christchurch District Court to three years and four months imprisonment in New Zealand for running a nationwide methaphetamine drug dealing ring, a class A illegal drug in New Zealand. The sentencing had been delayed due to corrective knee surgery after Glozier was knee-capped following an underworld beef two years earlier. Drug mules, as well as Glozier himself, transported the illegal drug on domestic flights. Glozier previously served jail time in New Zealand for dealing methamphetamine and conspiring to import cocaine. Judge Raul Neave noted to Glozier "The circumstances under which you received the injury confirmed the circles in which you were moving."[[http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11352397]]