ARRESTED: Police were hunting Rory Smyth, who has a "Bad Boy" tattoo on his neck.
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A man with a ''Bad Boy'' tattoo on his neck who was on the run from authorities was captured by armed police this morning and will face a dozen new charges.
A warrant was issued for Rory Smyth's arrest last week after he failed to appear at the Auckland District Court on several charges including unlawful possession of shotgun ammunition.
The 25-year-old was also named as a ''person on interest'' by police
investigating an armed robbery at Panmure nightclub Miss Q's on October 22.
During the robbery, tens of thousands of dollars were taken by a man armed with a shotgun.
Smyth was described by police as dangerous and known to be armed.
A police spokeswoman said Smyth was found at a Pukekohe property early today and taken into custody without incident by the Armed Offenders Squad.
He will face a dozen charges at the Auckland District Court today including weapons and drug charges. He has also been charged with the aggravated robbery of Miss Q's nightclub.
- © Fairfax NZ News
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