Police across Central District want to send a clear message to firearms owners that they will be prosecuted if their licences expire but they continue to possess their firearms. And there are no...
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A man charged with robbing a bank in Palmerston North yesterday (Monday, 28 September) has now been charged with robbing the same bank earlier in the month. The ANZ bank on the corner of Ruahine...
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Waikato Police investigating the suspicious death of a Morrinsville toddler have released her name. She was Hail-Sage McCLUTCHIE, 22 months, of Hamilton. Hail-Sage died in Waikato Hospital early...
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Waikato Police searching for a man who escaped from a prison south of Te Awamutu early this morning warn he is dangerous and should not be approached. William KATIPA, 43, escaped from a medium...
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Fatigue and a failure to make it click appear to be major contributors to a crash that claimed the life of a man south of Cambridge yesterday. Waikato Road Policing Manager, Inspector Leo Tooman, said...
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A 25-year-old man has been charged following the aggravated robbery of a bank in Palmerston North earlier today (Monday, 28 September). The incident happened around 9.40am when police received a call...
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The identity of a man whose body was located on Sumner Beach, Christchurch on Saturday the 26th September 2009 has been identified and his next of kin advised. This matter has now been referred to the...
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The driver of a van that crashed after clipping a truck on SH2 near Ngatea last week has been charged. The crash, which happened shortly after 7am on Wednesday, claimed the life of a 58-year-old woman...
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One man has been apprehended following the second aggravated robbery at a Palmerston North Bank in two weeks. The first incident happened about 10.45am, on Thursday, 17 September when a man with his...
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Waikato Police investigating the suspicious death of a Morrinsville toddler early yesterday morning are working to ensure all relatives have been informed before the young girl can be identified. The...
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