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1 Apr 2010 10:04am News:
Wellington

2009 Calendar Year: Wellington Police District Crime Statistics

Crime statistics released today show Wellington Police District's total recorded crime in the 2009 calendar year has remained at similar levels to 2008. There was an increase of less than 1 percent in... More

3 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:04am News:
Southern

2009 Calendar Year: Otago Rural Area crime statistics

Latest Otago Rural crime statistics show a 5 percent increase in recorded crime in the 2009 calendar year compared to 2008. The amount of crime resolved in Otago Rural remained constant at 54.5... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:03am News:
Southern

2009 Calendar Year: Southland Area crime statistics

Latest crime figures show that recorded crime in Southland reduced by 4 percent in 2009 compared with the previous year. Southland Police are pleased that the 2009 calendar year crime statistics show... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:02am News:
National News

2009 Calendar year: Northland District Police Crime Statistics

Northland District's total recorded crime in the 12 months ending 31 December 2009 has increased compared to the previous year. The crime statistics released today show an 8 percent increase in... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:02am News:
National News

Calendar year crime - Auckland City District

Crime statistics released today show that Auckland City Police had a 3 percent increase in recorded crime in the year ending 31 December 2009 - less than the overall national increase of 4.64 percent... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:02am News:
National News

Culpable Death Report

A new Police report released today will provide a better understanding about culpable deaths. Culpable death offences are those where an offender could be charged with murder, manslaughter or... More

1 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:02am News:
Southern

2009 Calendar Year: Dunedin / Clutha Area crime statistics

Dunedin Police are pleased the latest crime statistics show a slight drop (0.3 percent) in recorded offences in the Dunedin and Clutha local authority areas during the 2009 calendar year. There were... More

1 min read
1 Apr 2010 10:00am News:
National News

Highest Resolution Rate on Record for Police

Recorded crime rose 4.6 percent last year, but the Police resolution rate also increased to 47.8 percent, its highest level since electronic records began in 1978. The annual crime statistics released... More

4 min read
1 Apr 2010 9:57am News:
National News

Canterbury Stats 2009

2009 Calendar year Canterbury District Police Crime Statistics Crime statistics released today show that Canterbury District experienced a 3 percent increase in recorded crime for the year. Recorded... More

2 min read
1 Apr 2010 9:56am News:
Waikato

Waikato Police District Crime stats calendar year 2009

Embargoed till 10am Thursday 01 April 2010 Waikato Police are encouraging the public to utilise a number of new initiatives to help Police in turning the tide following an increase in reported crime... More

3 min read

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