After investigating several reports of suspicious approaches towards children in Hawke's Bay police have concluded there is no evidence suggesting a risk to the public.
Detective Senior Sergeant Martin James of the Hawke's Bay CIB said police had received three reports in the last week relating to suspicious approaches towards children.
On November 9 a male allegedly followed a 10-year-old in Clive and on November 14 a male allegedly followed a 12-year-old girl in a vehicle in Flaxmere and offered her lollies.
That same day a male allegedly approached an 8 year old boy at Napier Central School, he said.
"Police have investigated the Flaxmere and Napier reports, and we are satisfied that there is no evidence to suggest any risk to the public.