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4 Dec 2009 9:00am News:
Central

On the 2nd day of Christmas . . . don't give burglars any presents

You save your dollars and you battle through the Christmas crowds to hunt down those perfect gifts for the ones you love. Burglars aren't on your Christmas list so make sure they don't get any... More

2 min read
3 Dec 2009 8:36pm News:
Canterbury

Body found

Christchurch Police located the body of a man in Blighs Gardens, South Brighton this afternoon. A postmortem will take place tomorrow to confirm identity and cause of death. DSS Virginia Le Bas More

1 min read
3 Dec 2009 1:56pm News:
Canterbury

Missing elderly man found

A police search team has located Mr Ocean on Avondale Road about 1.30pm this afetrnoon. He is well but will be checked out. It is unsure at this time where he has been or spent the night. Many thanks... More

1 min read
3 Dec 2009 12:53pm News:
Canterbury

Search continues

Police are searching properties in the Avondale area this after noon looking for missing man, Peter OCEAN also known as Peter KAIMOANA , who is 71 years old and suffering from Alzheimers disease... More

1 min read
3 Dec 2009 11:18am News:
Canterbury

Missing elderly man

New Brighton Police are searching for a missing man, Peter OCEAN also known as Peter KAIMOANA , who is 71 years old and suffering Alzheimers disease. Mr Ocean was last seen just after midday yesterday... More

1 min read
3 Dec 2009 9:29am News:
Central

On the 1st day of Christmas . . . protect yourself from fraud and email scams

Christmas is a time when we splash out on family and friends for that extra special gift. When your credit card statement arrives in the New Year you don't want to find that a thief has used your... More

3 min read
2 Dec 2009 1:06pm News:
Central

Marton man being sought by police

Police in Marton, who are investigating a number of burglaries in the town, want to speak to a man who failed to appear in court this morning on an unrelated matter. An address in Cuba Street, Marton... More

1 min read
2 Dec 2009 10:49am News:
Canterbury

Missing man

Christchurch Police have concerns for the well being of a man reported missing from his New Brighton home. Peter Graham, aged 51, a tourist operator, was last seen by friends at his house last Sunday... More

1 min read
1 Dec 2009 10:49am News:
Central

12 Crimes of Christmas

With Christmas just around the corner, Police in Central District want to make sure that you don't become a victim of crime over the holidays, or spend the festive season locked in a cell. The 12... More

1 min read
1 Dec 2009 9:22am News:
Southern

Dunedin Police Station Open Day This Weekend

This Saturday (5 December) the public will have the opportunity to explore the workings of a police station when Dunedin Central police station opens its doors to the general public for the first time... More

1 min read

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