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18 Oct 2023 4:39pm News:
Eastern

CAIL warrant issued following firearms incidents, Tairāwhiti

Attributable to Inspector Darren Paki: Police have stepped up their response to gangs and unlawful activity in Tairāwhiti, invoking effective new search powers to disrupt gang tensions and de-escalate... More

1 min read
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18 Oct 2023 3:00pm News:
Eastern

Update: Missing man Matthew Knight

Inquiries are ongoing into the whereabouts of missing man Matthew Knight. The 19-year-old, who lives and works in Waikato, was last seen in the Raupunga/Mohaka area late on the evening of Monday 9... More

1 min read

National Drugs in Wastewater Testing Programme - Quarter 2, 2023

Results are now available for the second quarter (2023) of drugs in wastewater testing, which covers around 75% of New Zealand’s population.

The drugs tested for include methamphetamine, MDMA, cocaine, fentanyl, and heroin. These reports focus on methamphetamine, MDMA and cocaine as these drugs are routinely detected by the programme.

Read more about National Drugs in Wastewater Testing Programme - Quarter 2, 2023
Media release - name release
18 Oct 2023 12:15pm News:
Waitematā

Name release: Body found in West Harbour

Police can confirm that the body found in grassland, near the Hobsonville Road off-ramp in West Harbour on Friday 13 October, is that of missing man Dylan Barford. Our investigation team is working to... More

1 min read
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18 Oct 2023 11:08am News:
Auckland City

Missing Mount Wellington man located

Police can advise the 55-year-old man previously reported missing from the Mount Wellington area has been located. He is safe and well. We thank the members of the public who contacted us with... More

1 min read
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18 Oct 2023 10:51am News:
Canterbury

Fatal train incident, Selwyn

One person has died after being struck by a train on Mathias Street, near State Highway 73, Darfield. The incident was reported around 7:15am. The Serious Crash Unit is at the scene conducting a scene... More

1 min read
New Zealand Police is pleased to announce that the 370-recruit wing will be graduating from their initial training course on Thu
18 Oct 2023 10:42am News:
National News

Media advisory: Police wing graduating this Thursday 19 October

New Zealand Police is pleased to announce that the 370-recruit wing will be graduating from their initial training course on Thursday 19 October in front of whānau and friends. Attending the ceremony... More

1 min read
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18 Oct 2023 9:32am News:
Waikato

Arrests made following Waihi Beach burglary

Police have taken four people into custody following a burglary at a store on Wilson Road, Waihi Beach. A vehicle was used to gain entry to the premises around 3:40am. Following the burglary Police... More

1 min read
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17 Oct 2023 5:34pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Police investigating firearms-related incidents in Ōpōtiki

Police are investigating after a number of firearms-related incidents in Ōpōtiki in recent days. On Sunday, a man went to a residential address armed with a firearm and made threatening comments to... More

1 min read
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17 Oct 2023 4:48pm News:
Canterbury

Statement following sentencing in relation to the death of Tony Kelly

Attributable to Detective Senior Sergeant Colin Bailie: This afternoon, Mark Nagel was sentenced following a manslaughter conviction for the death of a much-loved father and brother, Tony Kelly. Mr... More

3 min read

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