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Welcome to the March
edition of Ten-One magazine. In this edition we offer our perspective
on recent public discussion relating to road policing, general duties
policing and our ability to respond to 111 calls.
We also feature the latest crime statistics which reveal a reduction
in the crime rate, and look at some of our initiatives to build partnerships
with ethnic communities – including the NEWCOPS recruiting
programme and the launch of a formal ethnic strategy.
Judith Hamblyn
Editor Ten One
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Let’s
get some perspective
By Commissioner Rob Robinson
Over the past month there has been a great deal of public discussion
and scrutiny relating to road policing, general duties policing and
our ability to adequately
respond to 111 calls.
Going
the extra mile
The performance of Communications Centres is currently subject to an independent review, the results of which are expected in the near future....
Looking
beyond the tickets
Serious traffic crime and general crime are inextricably linked and
officers involved in road policing have a significant role to play in the
detection and prevention of both traffic offences and mainstream crime says
National Road Policing Manager, Superintendent Steve Fitzgerald…
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Crime down, resolution up
Increased use of intelligence for proactive police work and effective partnerships
with the wider community have contributed to a reduction in the crime rate
says Commissioner Rob Robinson...
Confidence in crime stats
Assistant Commissioner
Howard Broad says there is a high level of integrity and accuracy
in official police crime statistics...
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Ethnic
responsiveness
Ethnic Affairs Minister Hon Chris Carter congratulated
NZ Police on becoming the first government agency to
develop and launch a formal strategy for improving the
way it works with New Zealand’s ethnic communities…
'NEWCOPS' programme targets ethnic communities
A new recruitment programme to enhance diversity in the police has begun with
a series of specifically targeted radio, television, and print media advertising…
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Officers
attend 'Big Gay Out'
Auckland’s 'Big Gay Out' provided a perfect opportunity for
the new Diversity Liaison Officers (DLOs) to introduce themselves to the community.
Kilikiti
binds police and Pacific peoples
Police and Pacific peoples came together on 19 February at Ngāti Ōtara Park, Manukau in the spirit of community engagement, active recruitment and sport...
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