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17 Jun 2010 4:05pm News:
National News

Arrests made in Whangarei during operation targeting drugs and gangs

Northland Police have arrested 15 people in an operation targeting methamphetamine and gangs. In the early hours of this morning police carried out search warrants at 11 addresses in the Whangärei... More

2 min read
17 Jun 2010 9:15am News:
National News

New Zealand Police Join Virtual Global Taskforce

New Zealand Police have today become members of the Virtual Global Taskforce (VGT), an international group that fights online child exploitation. The agreement was signed by Superintendent Win Van Der... More

1 min read
17 Jun 2010 8:21am News:
National News

Second vehicle seized as Piper homicide inquiry widens

Kapiti Police have seized a red to maroon coloured 1993 Nissan Bluebird car as one of interest to the investigation into the death of Raymond 'Son' Piper. The 23-year-old Paekakariki man went missing... More

3 min read
16 Jun 2010 12:47pm News:
Central

Investigation into 'cowardly' home invasion continues

Police in Taumarunui are continuing to investigate the "cowardly" home invasion of a man with disabilities at Manaaki Trust in Para Street on 7 June. An appeal to the Taumarunui community for... More

1 min read
16 Jun 2010 10:10am News:
National News

Two cars may be linked to Raymond Piper disappearance

Police investigating the death of Paekakariki man Raymond 'Son' Piper want public help with sightings of two late model cars that were at the Otaihanga Domain four weeks before the 23-year-old went... More

2 min read
15 Jun 2010 9:19am News:
National News

Public information vital in hunt for Raymond Piper's killer/s

Kapiti Police investigating the murder of 23-year-old Raymond 'Son' Piper are following up useful information from the public but say more help is needed to find the Paekakariki man's body and the... More

2 min read
14 Jun 2010 7:05pm News:
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Homicide victim's whanau plea for body to be returned

The whanau of homicide victim Raymond Piper, also known as 'Son', are devastated that their loved son, brother, partner, father and extended family member has been killed. In a statement released... More

1 min read
14 Jun 2010 1:46pm News:
National News

Chinese authorities detain murder suspect

The 23 year-old man wanted by Auckland City Police in connection with the January 31 murder of taxi driver Hiren Mohini in Mt Eden, was located and detained in Shanghai by Chinese authorities on... More

1 min read
14 Jun 2010 1:19pm News:
National News

Photos released of green Mazda Marvie linked to disappearance of Raymond Piper

Kapiti Police have released two photos of a green Mazda Marvie vehicle, registration WC9996, linked to the disappearance of 23-year-old Raymond Piper, also known as Son. Inquiry head, Detective Senior... More

1 min read
14 Jun 2010 9:40am News:
National News

Kapiti Police Locate Vehicle in Connection with Disappearance of Raymond Piper

Police have located the dark green Mazda Marvie registration WC9996 at a Turakina address, south of Wanganui which is connected to the disappearance of Raymond Piper, known as Son. Head of the inquiry... More

1 min read

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