Jan Molenaar Picture: New Zealand Rambo is "One Man Army" in Napier Siege

Jan Molenaar: New Zealand Rambo

Police bring in a tank to deal with Jan Molenaar, described as a real life Rambo.

New Zealand authorities bring in the army to deal with real life Rambo, former army man Jan Molenaar is armed with automatic weapons and enough explosive to take his house "off the face of the planet".

A suspected New Zealand gunman by the name of Jan Molenarr has been described as a "one man army" in a real life Kiwi version of Rambo.

Gunman Jan Molenarr is believed to have killed New Zealand police officer Senior Constable Len Snee, dramatic events in the town of Napier saw authorities sending in heavily armed police and even fired a tank on real life Rambo Jan Molenarr.

Picture: Jan Molennar, real life Rambo.

Former army reservist, Jan Molenarr is (or was) holed up with automatic weapons in his home in the New Zealand north island city of Napier. Police raided his home which is alleged to be used for cannabis drug growing and distributing, that's when Jan Molenarr shot and killed police officer Len Snee.

Stunningly its also believed, via friends, that Jan Molenarr has his house stacked with explosives.

"There's enough there to take that house off the face of the planet," Jan Molenarr friend Tony Moore told local media.

Other Friends of Jan Molenaar told the Dominion Post newspaper Jan Molenarr had been a territorial soldier attached to the New Zealand armoured corps from 1982 ti 1988.

They described Jan Molenarr as a "one-man army" and a "nightmare waiting to happen".

"The guy is a total Rambo, OK? I've never met another person that's fitter than him," said a business partner of Jan Molenarr.

"He's a very good marksman, he's just the wrong person.

"Wrong person, wrong place, wrong time, the police should have f**king known. That's their business."