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Wreaths at Memorial Wall, RNZPC
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Bay of Plenty Remembrance Day 2015
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When the police family gathered at home and abroad this week to remember those we have lost, it was a day of tradition and of firsts.

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30 Sep 2015 12:18pm News:
Counties Manukau

Two men arrested for bank robberies

Counties Manukau Police have arrested two men in relation to a string of robberies carried out at South Auckland banks and a service station between 31 August and 25 September 2015. A 35-year-old man... More

1 min read
30 Sep 2015 11:39am News:
Wellington

Five drivers arrested and their vehicles impounded for ‘Illegal Street Racing’ in Wellington

For the second time in as many weeks Wellington Police have arrested a group of drivers for ‘Illegal Street Racing’ offences on streets of Wellington. Last Sunday evening Police were alerted to the... More

1 min read
Christian SMITH
30 Sep 2015 10:46am News:
Wellington

Police seeking Christian SMITH

Wellington Police has been investigating a number of fraud complaints received from various trade supply businesses who were targeted between November 2014 and May 2015. Over $230,000 worth of... More

2 min read
Op Venus 1
30 Sep 2015 10:35am News:
National News

Police and Customs stop online drug imports

Wellington Police and New Zealand Customs have undertaken a joint investigation targeting the importers of psychoactive substances and controlled drugs ordered over the internet. Operation Venus has... More

1 min read
30 Sep 2015 10:22am News:
Northland

Beehive thefts in Northland

Police are asking the public to report any sightings of beehives being transported on trailers and utes following some thefts of beehives in Northland. In the last month there have been two cases of... More

1 min read
29 Sep 2015 5:49pm News:
National News

Aggravated Robbery - Wainuiomata Updated 2100hrs

At about 3.20pm on Tuesday 29 th September a male entered a dairy on Coast road, Wainuiomata armed with a handgun. He threatened the dairy staff with the handgun and left a short time later with some... More

1 min read
Call 111 immediately if you see Mansell Penetana
29 Sep 2015 4:43pm News:
Waitematā

Waitemata Police need public help to find offender who strangled Police officer

The search for a man who is alleged to have seriously assaulted a Police officer on Sunday has continued today, but Police are appealing to the public for further assistance. 30 year-old Mansell... More

2 min read
29 Sep 2015 3:06pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Police seek further witnesses to serious crash

Police investigating a serious crash near Taupo on Sunday (27 September) are hoping to identify further witnesses. The crash occurred on State Highway 1 south of Taupo near Hatepe Hill at... More

1 min read
29 Sep 2015 1:55pm News:
Waitematā

Couple arrested in Paeroa to appear in Hamilton District Court this afternoon

The young couple arrested yesterday afternoon in Paeroa will appear in the Hamilton District Court this afternoon. At this stage, the 20 year-old man and 24 year-old woman have each been charged with... More

1 min read

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