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28 Jun 2025 11:33am News:
Waitematā

Four injured in serious crash in Kumeu

Police are investigating a serious crash in Kumeu last night, which has left four teenagers in hospital, two of whom remain in a critical condition. The crash occurred around 8.20pm on Coatesville... More

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28 Jun 2025 10:47am News:
Wellington

Enquiries progress into assault on walking track

Police are continuing investigations after a sexual assault on a woman on the Rangituhi/Colonial Knob walking track, near Porirua, on Wednesday 18 June. Detective Senior Sergeant Pete Middlemiss says... More

1 min read
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27 Jun 2025 6:20pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Man in court in relation to Tauranga road rage incidents

A man is due back in court in two weeks charged with offending relating to alleged road rage in Tauranga last month. On 20 May, Police received a number of reports from members of the public about the... More

1 min read
Solomon Apihai is wanted to arrest
27 Jun 2025 4:27pm News:
Auckland City

Police continuing to seek Solomon Apihai

The 41-year-old man, who is known to frequent areas around Mt Roskill and Auckland’s CBD, has a warrant for his arrest. More

1 min read
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27 Jun 2025 4:24pm News:
Eastern

Prompt arrest after vehicle stolen opposite Napier Police Station

An alleged car thief in Napier picked the wrong location to try her luck – getting arrested within 10 minutes of stealing a vehicle parked opposite the Police station. Shortly before 10am today, a... More

1 min read
Media release - Update
27 Jun 2025 12:40pm News:
Counties Manukau

Update: Critical incident investigation continues in Manurewa

Please attribute to Counties Manukau District Commander, Superintendent Shanan Gray: Police are continuing with a critical incident investigation surrounding the events leading up to a fatal crash in... More

1 min read
27 Jun 2025 11:59am News:
Waikato

Youth arrested in restaurant burglary, Waikato

The burglary happened at around 2:20am on Wednesday morning at a restaurant on Church Road. More

1 min read

Intelligence Officer

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Thursday, 17 June 2027 - 10:45am
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27 Jun 2025 9:38am News:
Waitematā

Stuck in the mud lands rider in court

A game of stuck in the mud has ended in court for one rider after he attempted to evade Police during the early hours of this morning. Just before 4.30am, a Police unit observed a motorbike with false... More

1 min read

Polpics - Wing 385 - 27 June 2025

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Submitted by jhex68 on Fri, 27/06/2025 - 8:33am

Congratulations to all the 67 new constables graduating as part of Wing 385. They include 13 who have family members currently working in Police, six who have family serving in police services in other parts of the world and 12 who were born overseas. 

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