Campers not happy at holiday park

• Published date: 13 January 2022
• Publication title: Central Otago News

The whistle-blower came in the form of Invercargill man Wing Ng, who was asked to leave on December 30 after he had intervened in what he initially believed was a domestic incident the night before

Mr Ng, then an off-duty police officer, said he had been socialising with family and friends at his campsite in the holiday park when he heard raised voices about 11pm on December 29.

‘‘I could hear a male shouting and could see the figure of a woman in front of him.

‘‘I waited to see if the yelling would subside but the male did not stop yelling.’’

He then went to investigate.

As he got closer he recognised the woman as his sister-in-law Leanne Cameron and the man as Mr Ryan who was ‘‘still yelling and was very aggressive and confrontational’’.

As he drew level with Mrs Cameron he saw another woman whom he recognised as Mr Ryan’s wife.

‘‘Gary’s wife was telling him to ‘shut up’,’’ he said.

At times Mrs Ryan had to push her husband away from Mrs Cameron.

Eventually, Mr Ryan yelled ‘‘you’re all out, you’re gone,’’ Mr Ng said.

The following morning Mrs Cameron, Mr Ng and another family were informed by a non-communicative Mr Ryan they were to leave.

‘‘All he would say was ‘you’re all out’, and...