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14 Oct 2009 2:56pm News:
National News

"Everybody's mate" is a Patron "Saint"

Forty new constables will graduate from The Royal New Zealand Police College in Wing 259 tomorrow. Their wing patron has been "everybody’s mate", Peter Charles Leitch QSM, aka The Mad Butcher... More

4 min read
14 Oct 2009 11:41am News:
Canterbury

Pedalling for the pool

New Brighton Police and Central NB School Principal, Brian Thompson, are making good time as they cycle their way across the Canterbury plains. The team left the beach near Kumara on the West Coast on... More

1 min read
14 Oct 2009 11:20am News:
National News

Asian woman located and unable to assist Aisling Symes inquiry

Police have located an Asian woman and are satisfied she is unable to assist with the disappearance of Aisling Symes. Inspector Gary Davey, Waitakere Area Police Commander and head of Operation... More

1 min read
13 Oct 2009 4:23pm News:
National News

Aisling's post mortem results consistent with drowning

Waitakere Police say the results of a post mortem on Henderson toddler Aisling Symes are consistent with drowning. Inspector Gary Davey, Waitakere Area Police Commander, said he was unable to comment... More

1 min read
13 Oct 2009 4:06pm News:
National News

Statement on behalf of Aisling Symes' family

Angela and Alan Symes, the parents of Henderson two-year-old Aisling Symes, have released the following statement through Mr Wymond Symes, a cousin of Alan, and David Ball, Angela's brother and uncle... More

2 min read
13 Oct 2009 3:55pm News:
Southern

Man Arrested for Assault on Child

As a result of a serious assault on a two-year-old boy, a 21-year-old unemployed Darfield man has been arrested today and charged with `reckless disregard causing grievous bodily harm’. The man is to... More

1 min read
13 Oct 2009 12:24pm News:
National News

Post Mortem today for Aisling Symes

Waitemata Police Area Commander Inspector Gary Davey says a post mortem is currently being held for two-year-old Aisling Symes whose body was recovered overnight from a Henderson drainpipe. "The cause... More

2 min read
13 Oct 2009 11:11am News:
Waikato

Police seek witnesses to assault that left victim critically injured

Huntly Police are appealing for information from the public in relation to how a man came to be fighting for his life in Waikato Hospital. Detective Dale Anderson said a man has already been arrested... More

1 min read
12 Oct 2009 2:13pm News:
Southern

Police Continue Inquiries Into Water SAR Operation

Police are continuing to seek information in relation to reports of four kayaks and four people in an inflatable boat being seen in heavy seas off the shoreline at Kaka Point township yesterday... More

1 min read
12 Oct 2009 1:42pm News:
National News

Police welcome launch of Crimestoppers NZ

The anonymous Crimestoppers service being launched today will help Police and other law enforcement agencies solve crime, Commissioner Howard Broad says. Crimestoppers gathers information volunteered... More

2 min read

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