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9 Sep 2009 1:30pm News:
Waikato

Waikato/ King Country drug investigation results in 8 arrests

Several people from the Waikato and King Country face dozens of charges following the culmination of an eight month long Police drug operation. Detective Sergeant Steve Hudson of the Te Kuiti CIB said... More

2 min read
9 Sep 2009 1:22pm News:
National News

Identity of Tisha Lowry confirmed

Police have confirmed that the second body removed from under a house in Wainoni is that of Tisha Cecilia LOWRY who went missing on Thursday 25 September 2008. Formal identification has taken place... More

1 min read
9 Sep 2009 10:35am News:
National News

Press conference now 12 noon

DI Tom Fitzgerald will now meet media Wainoni Rd at 12 noon. More

1 min read
9 Sep 2009 9:04am News:
National News

Media briefing

DI Tom Fitzgerald will be available to media at 11am this morning at the scene at Wainoni Road/ Hampshire Street. More

1 min read
8 Sep 2009 5:00pm News:
National News

No name release today

Police will not be confirming the identity of a body removed from a Wanoni address yesterday. DI Tom Fitzgerald says that although the Post mortem is complete the formal identification will take place... More

1 min read
8 Sep 2009 11:20am News:
Canterbury

Arson at church deliberate

It is now a month since the fire at St Paul's Trinity Church, Cashel Street, caused a considerable amount of damage to the building and emotional stress for parishioners. The fire was discovered at 3... More

1 min read
8 Sep 2009 8:21am News:
National News

Public help in prompt arrest of Hamilton bag snatchers

Waikato Police are crediting the accuracy of witness reports as being the key to the arrest of four men responsible for the aggravated robbery of an Asian woman in Hamilton. Detective Sergeant Nigel... More

1 min read
7 Sep 2009 2:40pm News:
Canterbury

Unusual stabbing

Christchurch Police are seeking any information about an unusual stabbing. On 23 August 2009 at about 2am there was a stabbing in Struthers Lane near Tuam Street. The offender has used a pair of old... More

1 min read
7 Sep 2009 11:59am News:
National News

Detailed scene examination continues

The second body of a woman discovered under a house in Wainoni could be removed late today says Christchurch Police. However the scene examination of the house and property will continue until at... More

1 min read
7 Sep 2009 11:18am News:
National News

Lock it or lose it the message from Hamilton Police this test weekend

Hamilton Police want the only disappointment from Saturday night's All Black Springbok match to be that of the losing side's fans not vehicle or property owners. Community Engagement Manager... More

1 min read

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