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A BRIT traveller who became notorious when his family terrorised New Zealand while on holiday has been found dead aged 29.James Anthony Nolan - known as Jimmy - passed away earlier this month.6James Nolan has passed awayCredit: NZ PoliceHis family became known as the unruly tourists after they caused carnage while on an extended holiday in New Zealand back in 2019.They allegedly refused to pay for meals, damaged their apartment and stole a journalists phone.Other family members were convicted of theft, while Nolan was accused of driving a car at a woman attempting to film him.The traveller was also arrested for his part in an alleged roofing scam
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