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Armed Offenders Squad responding to active shooter in Auckland CBD, July 20, 2023. 3 dead including the offender
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The shooter who killed two people in downtown Auckland on Thursday, Matu Reid, died from self-inflicted injuries, police have revealed.

Armed police found Reid - a convicted domestic abuser who was serving a home detention sentence - dead, barricaded inside a lift shaft after he entered a construction site with a shotgun.

Detective Superintendent Ross McKay said police had completed a scene examination of the downtown building site, One Queen St, where Reid injured a further 10 people.

Four people remained in hospital today in stable conditions, McKay said. They were “recovering well”.

Reid also shot a police officer, who McKay said was “continuing to make progress in hospital, however, will have a long road to recovery from injuries”.

McKay said a post-mortem examination found Reid was injured by shots fired by police and by himself. His fatal injuries, however, were self-inflicted.
 
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Officers stand guard outside Parliament. (Cameron James McLaren for The Washington Post)
 
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Members of the Armed Offenders Squad push back members of the public following a shooting at the Masjid Al Noor mosque in Christchurch. AAP/Martin Hunter, CC BY-SA
 
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Police Special Tactics Group take part in an public display as part of the 50 year celebration of the AOS (Armed Offenders Squad) at the Royal Police College, Porirua, New Zealand, Saturday, August 09, 2014. Credit:SNPA / Ross Setford
 
Armed Offenders Squad Officers during a training exercise in Gisborne, Aug 17, 2023
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