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Police are looking to identify this male who has allegedly stolen a septic waste truck.
16 Sep 2015 4:11pm News:
National News

Two sought in relation to stolen septic truck

Dunedin Police need to identify two males who were seen at the Night and Day store in the Octagon yesterday morning around 5.24am. Both males have entered the store and shortly afterwards have left... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2015 3:47pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Stolen vehicle used in failed attempts to steal ATMs

Police are seeking information on a stolen vehicle that was used to try and steal two cash machines in Eastern Bay of Plenty early this morning. The first attempt occurred at a service station in... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2015 3:14pm News:
Bay of Plenty

Police seek witnesses to fatal crash

Police investigating a fatal crash in Piarere which claimed the life of a teenager are trying to identify one or more drivers who may have useful witness information. The crash occurred at... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2015 11:45am News:
Canterbury

Missing youth located in Waimate

Canterbury Police can confirm that a 15 year old girl who had runaway from her home in Timaru last night has been located safe and well outside a High Street address in Waimate. Sergeant Mike Van Der... More

1 min read
Who is this? Do you recognise this t-shirt?
16 Sep 2015 11:36am News:
Waitematā

North Shore Police want to identify man seen at Northcote shops just before bag snatch

North Shore Police investigating a handbag snatch from an 88 year-old woman at the Northcote shops a few weeks ago need to identify a man captured on CCTV. At around 2.13pm on the afternoon of... More

2 min read
Missing person Kai Lan
16 Sep 2015 11:17am News:
Canterbury

Police appeal for public to help locate Christchurch man (image attached)

Canterbury Police are appealing for the public's help to locate 30 year old Kai Lan from Christchurch who has not contacted his family since 9 September 2015 when he left the Stellar Restaurant at... More

1 min read
16 Sep 2015 9:50am News:
Counties Manukau

Name Release

The man who died following an explosion at Salters Cartage in Wiri yesterday was Jamey Lee Bowring, aged 24 of Huntly. Police and WorkSafe NZ investigations into the incident are ongoing, and the... More

1 min read
These bags of meth have a street value of more than $500 000.00
15 Sep 2015 4:51pm News:
Waitematā

North Shore couple charged after Police find $800 000.00 worth of meth and $80 000 Louis Vuitton handbag

A North Shore couple will appear in court tomorrow on drug supply charges, after Police officers found methamphetamine worth more than $800 000 at a Greenhithe home this morning. (Three pictures... More

2 min read
15 Sep 2015 4:27pm News:
Canterbury

Spectator apologises to victim following verbal abuse during Christchurch Senior Club Rugby Final

Canterbury Police can confirm that one of the spectators responsible for verbal taunts and racial abuse during the Christchurch Senior Club Rugby Final at Rugby Park in July 2015 has been identified... More

1 min read
Police would like to locate this septic waste truck which was stolen this morning from The Glen in Dunedin.
15 Sep 2015 4:08pm News:
National News

Southern Police look for stolen septic waste truck

Southern Police are asking the public for assistance in locating a spetic waste truck which was stolen from The Glen in Dunedin at 4.30am this morning. The truck has been seen trying to purchase gas... More

1 min read

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