Senior Constable Mark Chapman and patrol dog Mario were crowned as Police’s top dog team yesterday. Mark, from Tauranga, and four-year-old Mario came top of the 12 teams in the patrol dog section at...
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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is under way, with Police staff around the country joining the campaign to encourage use of New Zealand’s first language. Constabulary and general police employees from...
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Twenty new constables made history yesterday (6 September) as Police’s first non-residential recruit wing graduated after 19 weeks’ studying in Auckland. Whānau, friends and members of the Police...
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It was a legendary farewell to a true policing legend. Hundreds of police colleagues formed a guard of honour in Huntly on Monday (3 September) at the funeral of Sergeant Neil Mansill. Neil, who began...
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Custody Sergeant Andy Norton of Canterbury Police tells Ten One about his life and career living with Tourette Syndrome. I have had Tourette’s since I was seven years old, and was officially diagnosed...
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In a gym full of proud family and friends, the proudest of all might just have been Sir David Carruthers. Sixty new constables celebrated the end of their studies as members of Recruit Wing 317 at The...
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