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4 Mar 2010 6:10pm News:
National News

Child not missing British girl

Dunedin Police have identified the child and family thought by a retail assistant to be missing British girl Madeleine McCann. She is not the missing British girl. Acting Southern Police District... More

1 min read
3 Mar 2010 4:49pm News:
National News

Media Statement

Dunedin Police say that they did receive information from a member of the public who believed she saw Madeleine McCann in a Dunedin retail outlet in December 2007. Acting Southern District Commander... More

1 min read
3 Mar 2010 2:45pm News:
Central

Dedicated to protecting families from violence

Family violence cases in Central District are now being reviewed by dedicated area coordinators to ensure that appropriate intervention has taken place to reduce further risks to victims. Historically... More

2 min read
2 Mar 2010 3:27pm News:
Central

Man charged following fatal crash

A 21-year-old man has appeared in the District Court at Morrinsville today (Tuesday, 2 March) charged with manslaughter and driving with excess blood alcohol causing injury following a fatal car crash... More

1 min read
2 Mar 2010 2:27pm News:
Southern

Invercargill Police Question Two Men in Relation to Suspected P-Lab

At 9am this morning Invercargill Police, including the AOS, executed a search warrant pursuant to the Misuse Use of Drugs Act at a motel in Tay Street, Invercargill. As a result, police are speaking... More

1 min read
2 Mar 2010 2:18pm News:
National News

Scammers pass themselves off as law enforcement agency

Nigerian-based scammers have attempted to pass themselves off as representatives of NZ's Organised and Financial Crime Agency (OFCANZ). The email scam has come to light just as Police and other... More

2 min read
2 Mar 2010 6:48am News:
National News

Fatal truck crash closes SH1 in North Waikato

Several specialist units have assembled at the scene of an early morning crash in the North Waikato that closed SH1 for several hours. Sergeant Juliet Burgess of the Huntly Strategic Traffic Unit said... More

1 min read
1 Mar 2010 4:22pm News:
Canterbury

One found trailer

Police have recovered a silver/white single axle aluminium trailer and would like to send it home. However even though they believe it was stolen from Dyers Pass Road Constable Brett Neal needs to... More

1 min read
1 Mar 2010 4:17pm News:
Canterbury

Witnesses to road v cyclist crash sought

Christchurch Police attended a vehicle crash at the intersection of Creyke Road and Clyde Road, just before 8am this morning (1st March 2010). The cyclist was taken to hospital with possible rib... More

1 min read

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