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15 Jul 2010 12:25pm News:
Central

Police speak to motorists about the death of Scott Guy

Police investigating the death of dairy farmer Scott Guy in Feilding set up a series of road checks this morning, exactly one week since the fatal shooting. Road checks were put in place at five... More

2 min read
15 Jul 2010 11:30am News:
National News

Good Samaritan in Hamilton murder inquiry comes forward

A Good Samaritan sought by Hamilton Police investigating last month's murder of a man in the City's CBD didn't realise he had picked up a group of people linked to the investigation and given them a... More

1 min read
14 Jul 2010 12:48pm News:
National News

Hamilton teens running sophisticated forgery ring arrested

Hamilton Police are warning young people in possession of forged drivers licences they risk serious repercussions should they be caught trying to use the false documents. The warning comes after the... More

1 min read
14 Jul 2010 12:24pm News:
National News

MEDIA ADVISORY: NEWS CONFERENCE 2.30PM TODAY, WEDNESDAY

Good afternoon. There will be a media conference at 2.30pm today, Christchurch Central Police Station, to update you on the incident yesterday when Senior Constable Bruce Lamb, 50, and Constable... More

1 min read
14 Jul 2010 9:56am News:
National News

Police families appreciate support from public

The families of two Christchurch police officers shot and injured in the city yesterday say they are overwhelmed by the care and concern shown to them. Both police dog handler Senior Constable Bruce... More

3 min read

Christchurch officers progressing well this morning

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The two Christchurch Police officers shot and injured in the city yesterday are in pain but making good progress in hospital this morning.

Read more about Christchurch officers progressing well this morning
14 Jul 2010 7:11am News:
National News

Court charges follow after Christchurch shooting

Two men will appear in the Christchurch District Court today on charges resulting from yesterday's incident in Buccleugh Street, Phillipstown, in which two officers were shot and injured and a police... More

3 min read
13 Jul 2010 3:48pm News:
National News

Update on Christchurch shooting

Statement from Superintendent Dave Cliff, Canterbury District Commander: "This morning police were looking for a person who'd had threats made from an individual who had been released from psychiatric... More

2 min read

Christchurch shooting - Audio and photo of Police dog Gage.

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Audio of Superintendent Dave Cliff, Commander Canterbury District, giving details of this morning's shooting incident in Christchurch which resulted in two police officers being injured and the dea

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13 Jul 2010 2:13pm News:
National News

Police officers and dog shot in Christchurch.

Late this morning a Police dog handler accompanied by a General Duties constable went to a suburban flat in Christchurch. In the course of discussions at with an occupant/s of the flat, a firearm was... More

1 min read

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