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Welcome to the June
2005 Community Edition of Police Ten-One Magazine – designed
for you, our stakeholders, to learn more about what we do as an
organisation.
In this edition we look at three high-profile police operations which
achieved outstanding results, a new recruiting initiative in Counties/Manukau
District, and resources to help visitors to New Zealand keep safe – including
a handy brochure for the hundreds of overseas British and Irish Lions
rugby tour followers, and information about
police services now available in seven ethnic languages on the Police
website.
We also update you on the implementation of recommendations from the
Independent Review of Police Communications Centres – including
the appointment of Superintendent Steve Fitzgerald as Communications
Centre National Manager.
Judith Hamblyn
Editor Ten-One
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Operation Rhino fills shipping containers
More than one thousand stolen items are being reunited with their owners following
a successful burglary/receiving operation in the Canterbury District...
Early
arrest for double homicide 'heartening' for staff and community
In mid-June a 52-year-old Feilding man was arrested and charged with the murders
of Margaret Waldin and Ted Ferguson...
Swift arrest in Operation Painter
Operation Painter staff are pleased with the swift arrest for the murder of
street worker Susan Sutherland in Christchurch earlier this year...
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Comms Centres - the way forward
The appointment of a new Communications Centre National Manager is a critical
step in contributing toward improved service, following the release of the
Independent Review Panel (IRP) report of Communications Centres in May....
Comms
Centres National Manager appointed
Superintendent Steve Fitzgerald has been appointed to the position of Communications
Centre National Manager...
Centre
staff have busy weekend
Quick thinking
and professionalism were at the fore over a very busy Queen’s Birthday
weekend when Northcomm staff played critical roles in a range of serious
incidents...
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Information
about services available in seven languages
Information about
NZ Police services is now available in seven ethnic languages on the NZ
Police website...
Community patrols challenged to build on relationship with police
Around 200 delegates
gathered in Hamilton recently for the Community Patrols of New Zealand
(CPNZ) National Training Seminar...
Good
design prevents crime
Inspector Tony Lake
of the Queensland Police Service was in New Zealand recently to address
the Community Patrols New Zealand Training Seminar in Hamilton...
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'Memory
aid' for campervan drivers
Hundreds of overseas
rugby fans are expected to pass through Picton by campervan during
the British and Irish Lions rugby tour...
Brochure
offers driving tips for visitors
A handy brochure
providing driving tips to visitors to New Zealand has been produced
to coincide with the influx of tourists for the British and Irish
Lions tour...
New ‘booze
buses’ boost roadside CBT capability
Eleven new ‘booze
buses’ are being deployed throughout the country...
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Programme
aims to turn boys around
Youth Services staff
at the Police National Headquarters recently hosted nine boys and three
tutors visiting Wellington as part of the Hawkes Bay-based ‘U-Turn’ programme
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