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Welcome to the October
edition of Ten-One magazine. This month we look at how close work
with partner agencies is reaping rewards, while two youth-focused
initiatives are preparing tomorrow’s leaders, and highlighting
the risks of drink driving.
The big-picture around drugs and alcohol and a district level organised
crime initiative showcase the police approach to these key interventions.
Murder also comes under the spotlight with a five-year long investigation
now before the Courts, and the unveiling of a West Coast memorial
to the four police officers killed by Stanley Graham 63 years ago.
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Multi-agency
approach blossoms
A team of investigators specialising in child sexual and serious
physical abuse cases are part of a revolutionary new multi-agency
centre in central Auckland.
Wider
group achieves goals
High level support is giving
the former Auckland Safer City Council (ASCC) a new edge.
Collective
effort prevents inner-city trouble
Mäori Wardens
have been a familiar sight around Auckland since 1995, but a recent
restructure has seen them working in closer alignment with police
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Positive
Pacific opportunity
Police was a key
organisation at this year’s sPACIFICally Pacific Wellington
event, working with partner agencies to encourage and mentor tomorrow’s
leaders.
Teenagers
check out 'booze bus'
The Traffic Alcohol
Group from North Shore/Waitakere/Rodney District has faced questions
on a wide variety of topics during a series of school visits, and a recent
afternoon at Kelston Girls’ High School was no exception.
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Tackling
alcohol and drugs – the big picture
It’s often in the headlines and it’s all too often seen in front-line
policing. Substance misuse is a known risk factor for offending and victimisation,
including road trauma.
Whole
of police approach targets organised crime
The link between
organised crime, methamphetamine and crime and crash reduction
is a strong focus for staff in Waikato District.
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Time
on police side in murder investigation
The body of a missing transsexual has been discovered and two men
face murder charges following a five-year police investigation.
Value
of motorcycle patrolling recognised
Motorcycle training is ready to roll at The Royal New Zealand Police
College (RNZPC) under the expert tutelage of Sergeant Wayne Christie,
the recently-appointed Road Policing Trainer: Motorcycles.
Fallen
comrades honoured and remembered
A moving dedication ceremony
and memorial stone unveiling marked the commemoration of the seven people,
including four police officers, murdered by gunman Stanley Graham 63 years
ago on 8 October 1941.
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