Police conducted 190 checkpoints across the country yesterday, and continue to remain out on our roads today, to ensure people are complying with Alert Level 4 restrictions to help stop the spread of...
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At a time when we’re calling on all New Zealanders to be kind, Police is starting to see an increase in family harm incidents. "And we know there could be more that aren’t being reported,” says...
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Police have recovered drugs and firearms during a search warrant executed at an address in Bishopdale, Christchurch, this afternoon. As a result of the search, a 45-year-old man has been charged with...
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Southern District were pleased with the response and compliance of motorists at checkpoints across the district today. There have been 10 checkpoints across Southern District today and in general...
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Three men have been arrested and charged following two serious incidents at service stations in Dunedin last month. On the evening of Monday 23 March, three men were reported to have entered a Z...
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This week we remembered our fallen colleague Robin Dudding on the 34th anniversary of his death in the course of duty. Traffic Officer Dudding, aged 44, was shot dead on 7 April 1986 after being taken...
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Police acknowledge the sentencing of a man in New Plymouth District Court today on a charge of aggravated assault on Police where the man spat at Police staff. The incident occurred on 9 April where...
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Police can confirm the name of the cyclist killed in a crash on Oxford Street, Waimakariri last Thursday, April 2. He was 48-year-old Clinton Hoeben, of Fernside. Police’s thoughts are with Mr Hoeben...
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Tasman Police are reminding motorists to stay home and not travel this Easter. At a checkpoint on SH6 south of Murchison this morning Police have stopped all vehicles to ensure those on the road are...
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Police recognise the media interest in the ongoing response to Covid-19 and are inviting interested outlets to some of the Easter Weekend checkpoints. Auckland and Christchurch based media will be...
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