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Prosecution file and trial preparation - Police Manual chapter

This chapter explains the file order for prosecution files commenced under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011. The order changes depending on which stage the matter is at in the prosecution process, i.e., first appearance; case review stage; Judge‐alone trial; jury trial.

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Notebooks and jobsheets - Police Manual chapter

The Police notebook is an essential tool of trade for a Police Officer. It is, in effect, a diary of times, dates, places, people and events. It records duties, who was spoken to, observations, sketch plans, action taken, statements, capture signatures, decisions made and initial interview notes.

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Association offences - Police Manual chapter

This chapter outlines secondary offences associated to a principal offence. An association offence is one where there are two or more participants involved in the offence.

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15 Feb 2024 8:16am News:
Eastern

Quick arrests after aggravated robbery in Napier

Napier Police have arrested two youths following an aggravated robbery at a commercial premises on Hyderbad Road, Marewa, early this week. Police responded to reports of two young men entering a... More

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15 Feb 2024 6:47am News:
Bay of Plenty

Fatal house fire - Ōpōtiki

A person has died after a fire at a Bridge Street property in Ōpōtiki overnight. Emergency services were called to the address about 2.20am. The single-storey dwelling was fully engulfed, and a man... More

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Police Hat Close Up
15 Feb 2024 6:12am News:
Northland

Fatal crash, Moerewa

One person has died following a fatal crash in Moerewa, Far North, on Wednesday evening. The single-vehicle crash, on Wahamiti Lane, was reported to Police at around 9.50pm. Sadly, one person received... More

1 min read
CruisePOPATA
14 Feb 2024 7:05pm News:
Central

Have you seen Cruise?

Police are appealing for the public’s help to find 17-year-old Cruise Popata. Cruise was last seen at 4.30pm yesterday, 13 February, in Hokowhitu, Palmerston North and is described as 170cms tall and... More

1 min read
Police staff help evacuate people in Taradale during Cyclone Gabrielle. Photo: Hawke's Bay Today
14 Feb 2024 4:21pm TenOne Magazine

WATCH: A Valentine's Day like no other

A year on from the devastating Cyclone Gabrielle, Hawke's Bay staff share their stories. (With video) More

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14 Feb 2024 3:55pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Police operation targets commercial burglaries

A five-day operation targeting commercial burglaries, youth and gang crime in Rotorua has resulted in several arrests. The operation follows an increase in commercial burglaries at night, and vehicle... More

1 min read

Polpics 14 Feb 2024 - Grey

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Submitted by jhex68 on Wed, 14/02/2024 - 1:55pm

Eastern District staff enjoyed meeting 4-year-old Reef, who recently stopped by the station to meet some of his everyday heroes and say ‘hi’. Reef has a fascination with Police and even has his own uniform.

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