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29 Jun 2024 12:22pm News:
Central

Operation Purple cracks down on antisocial road user behaviour in Manawatū

Central District Police have made arrests, impounded vehicles and issued numerous infringement notices overnight in an operation targeting antisocial road user behaviour. Operation Purple saw Police... More

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Operation Cartel
29 Jun 2024 11:34am News:
Canterbury

More car meets curbed as Operation Cartel continues

Operation Cartel has continued to crack down on antisocial road users in Canterbury overnight, with more impoundments, infringements and arrests. The operation has been targeting illegal and dangerous... More

1 min read
Operation Kereru
29 Jun 2024 11:29am News:
Wellington

Operation Kereru stops antisocial road users in their tracks

Wellington District Police have caused significant disruption to antisocial road user gatherings overnight across the region, with vehicle seizures, impoundments and infringements being issued... More

1 min read
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29 Jun 2024 9:49am News:
Waikato

Appeal for information and footage of fatal crash, Gordonton

Attributable to Detective Inspector Darrell Harpur Waikato Police investigating a fatal crash in Gordonton on Thursday would like to hear from anyone with video that captured two vehicles driving... More

1 min read
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29 Jun 2024 8:48am News:
Eastern

Wairoa community recover following weather event

Members of the Wairoa community can be reassured that we have officers on the streets working to keep people and property safe. We continue to support impacted communities through our weather event... More

1 min read
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29 Jun 2024 8:46am News:
Eastern

Body located in Ōtāne confirmed to be missing man

Following a post-mortem examination, Police can advise the body located in Central Hawkes Bay on Tuesday afternoon is that of 66-year old Earle (Pat) Taka who was reported missing in mid-March. The... More

1 min read
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29 Jun 2024 8:03am News:
Waitematā

Homicide investigation, Waitemata East

Attribute to Acting Detective Senior Sergeant Scott Sherer: A homicide investigation is under way following the death of a woman at a Glenfield address yesterday, Friday 28 June. Police were called to... More

1 min read
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29 Jun 2024 7:57am News:
Bay of Plenty

Dangerously impaired driver charged

Attribute to Inspector Phil Gillbanks: Rotorua Police want to thank members of the public who reported a vehicle’s erratic driving on State Highway 30 yesterday, Friday 28 June. Thanks to the... More

1 min read
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28 Jun 2024 5:31pm News:
National News

Police helicopter to assist with response to anti-social vehicle gatherings

The Matariki cluster won’t be the only thing in the sky this weekend as the Police Eagle helicopter assists in monitoring and responding to anti-social vehicle gatherings across the mid and lower... More

2 min read
One of the vehicles impounded by Police during a "skid meet" in Christchurch.
28 Jun 2024 4:27pm News:
Canterbury

You’re not welcome, Police tell anti-social road users

Canterbury Police have impounded cars, issued infringement notices and ordered vehicles off the road, ahead of a weekend of planned gatherings by anti-social road users. Police across the North Island... More

2 min read

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