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Quote: Policewoman guilty of taxi driver abuse NZ Newswire September 2, 2014, 8:52 pm tweet Print A policewoman has been found guilty of racially abusing a taxi driver in Queenstown. Constable Jeanette May McNee, 44, had denied the charge, laid after an incident in November last year. But Judge Tony Couch found her guilty of using insulting words to Ganesh Paramanathan after a two-day trial in Queenstown District Court. Judge Couch found she had told Mr Paramanathan among other things during a dispute about a fare to "eat your f***ing curry and f*** off to India" and "this is a Kiwi job". Mr Paramanathan says he's pleased with the judge's ruling. "I think it's a fair decision by the court, and I'm really satisfied," he told media after the case. Queenstown Taxis managing director Grant Scannell said the decision shows taxi drivers shouldn't have to deal with behaviour such as McNee's. "It just puts out a message to everyone that we're not going to put up with it." McNee will be sentenced on September 23.