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Annual Report 2016

In this Annual Report you will read what Police planned to do and what we actually did. Highlights in the year 2015 /16 included:

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20 Oct 2016 1:09pm News:
Northland

Whangarei Homicide investigation - update and photos

To be attributed to Detective Inspector Kevin Burke: Whangarei Police are releasing CCTV images of two vehicles of interest as we continue our investigation into the death of John Henry Harris. Police... More

1 min read
Seeking sightings of black Subaru
20 Oct 2016 11:42am News:
Waikato

Unexplained death in Waikato River - Update

Police can now confirm the name of the woman whose body was found in the Waikato River last night. She has been identified as 23-year-old Beth Christina Winfield of Hamilton. Police are continuing... More

1 min read
20 Oct 2016 11:00am News:
Waikato

Name release-quad bike crash Taharoa

Waikato Police can release the name of a girl who died following a quad bike crash in Taharoa, Kawhia on Sunday October 16th. She was 15-year-old Josie Wetini of Taharoa. Police offer their deepest... More

1 min read
20 Oct 2016 10:46am News:
Canterbury

School girl sexually assaulted in Hagley Park

Christchurch Police are investigating a sexual assault on a 16 year old girl in Hagley Park last night. At 9.00pm last night Christchurch hospital staff alerted Police after a 16 year old girl... More

1 min read
20 Oct 2016 10:11am News:
Waikato

Police accept findings of IPCA report on fatal shooting

Waikato Police District acknowledges the findings of an Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) report into the fatal Police shooting of a man in Thames in May 2015. Vaughan William John Te... More

1 min read
Anaru Rangihau
20 Oct 2016 8:11am News:
Canterbury

Christchurch Police looking for Anaru Rangihuna

Christchurch Police are seeking 43-year-old Anaru Rangihuna and have a warrant for his arrest. Mr Rangihuna is wanted for breaching his parole conditions and is actively trying to avoid Police. Mr... More

1 min read
20 Oct 2016 6:35am News:
National News

Missing tourist in Queenstown found safe

Australian Robert Galdamez, was found by Police and volunteer search team this morning using trained SAR dogs. He was located near the summit of Ben Lomond. Mr Galdamez is yet to be spoken to by... More

1 min read
19 Oct 2016 10:57pm News:
Waikato

Police investigate unexplained death in Hamilton

Hamilton Police have cordoned off an area of the Waikato riverbank, near Ann St, after a member of the public found a body of a woman in the river. Police are treating the death as unexplained at this... More

1 min read
19 Oct 2016 9:20pm News:
Southern

Search for missing Australian tourist continues

Queenstown Police are continuing to search for missing Australian tourist Robert Galdamez tonight. Ground teams of police staff and volunteers are being assisted by search dogs and a night-vision... More

1 min read

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