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22 Oct 2009 11:21am News:
National News

Witnesses sought to vicious Hamilton attack

Hamilton Police investigating the serious assault of a man on Monday night are appealing not only for witnesses to come forward but a Good Samaritan as well. Detective Dion Bennet of the Hamilton CIB... More

2 min read
22 Oct 2009 10:49am News:
National News

Police update instructions on Taser training

New Zealand Police are aware of recent advice from Taser International to deploy the Taser lower on the body and updated training advice to reflect this last week. "The Taser is a less lethal weapon... More

1 min read
22 Oct 2009 10:47am News:
National News

One body recovered from Tekapo

The three men who are missing after going on a fishing trip are all from South Canterbury; two from Timaru and one from Pleasant Point, (this has now been clarified). The identity of the recovered... More

1 min read
22 Oct 2009 9:38am News:
Waikato

Stolen cars recovered in Hamilton

Several youths are contemplating breakfast in custody this morning following the recovery of three stolen cars in Hamilton early this morning. Sergeant Charles Burgess of the Hamilton Police said the... More

1 min read
22 Oct 2009 9:22am News:
National News

Three men missing at Tekapo

Police have just recovered the body of a man who with two companions had gone on a fishing trip yesterday. More

1 min read
21 Oct 2009 3:42pm News:
National News

Labour weekend road warning from Central Police District

The Central District Highway patrol are urging all motorists travelling through the district Central Police District to please drive with care over the Labour weekend holiday period. Highway Patrol... More

2 min read
21 Oct 2009 10:12am News:
Waikato

Op Persil washes up Hamilton's burglars

Several people are currently being interviewed by Police following a crackdown on burglars as the Waikato heads into its busiest period for dwelling burglaries. Hamilton City tactical Co-ordinator... More

1 min read
21 Oct 2009 8:47am News:
Canterbury

Police dog Koal returns to work

Koal and his handler are available for a photo opportunity Wednesday 21 October at 9.30am at Christchurch Central. Police dog Koal returns to work tomorrow night on late shift with his handler Reuben... More

1 min read
21 Oct 2009 7:45am News:
Waikato

If in doubt- give us a shout say Hamilton Police

In a bizarre twist three people had been arrested and two televisions had been recovered before Police even knew what home they'd been taken from all thanks to 'on-to- it' neighbours. Senior Constable... More

1 min read
20 Oct 2009 2:14pm News:
Auckland City

Truth needed to solve homicide mystery

Nearly four weeks after 33 year-old Damien Loder Allen was found dead in a Hillsborough home, Police investigating his death are becoming increasingly frustrated at the obvious gaps in honest... More

1 min read

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