
Day one of gang patch ban: Police reveal how crackdown's going so far
'I suspect there will be more to come.'
'I suspect there will be more to come.'
Gang patches can no longer be worn in public.
Cherie Kurarangi has a brief encounter with cops.
Māori continue to be over-represented in use-of-force incidents.
The justice minister hopes the gang patch ban will eventually cut down on overall crime, new top cop says he's open to looking into bodycams for the country's police officers.
Police have spent months engaging with gangs in the hope they'll abide by the new law.
Richard Chambers said it was an 'absolute honour' to lead the police.
The bodies had tyres piled atop of them and were set alight.
'The younger ones are quite likely to be more militant about it.'
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The minister has a message for gang members ahead of impending gang patch ban.
One video from inside the high-security prison gained 100,000 views in less than a day.
Nigel Iuvale lured Auckland Airport baggage handlers into the criminal underworld.
This brings the total number of arrests to 31 for the operation.
Police have met with gangs to discuss the new legislation.
The rival gang member they wanted to target no longer lived there.
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The new laws will come into effect on November 21.
Cops cracked down in Canterbury amid an influx of the club's members and associates.
Parole Board had safety fears for a small NZ town if Okusitino Tae was released there.
Police expect peaceful march but plan to avoid ugly repeat of Parliament Covid protest.
Police act as gang members and associates descend on Christchurch this week.
Members and associates are descending on Christchurch this week for an anniversary event.
The jury's marathon deliberations ran for two weeks.
Seizure includes $216k of jewellery, $383k of vehicles, and $2.094m of cash.
The gang is expected to hold a fifth-anniversary event this weekend.
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Police and Immigration NZ keeping close watch ahead of outlaw bikies' get-together.
Only one gang member on NZ's National Gang List has an expired firearms licence.
Kaumatua and tamariki traumatised by Opotiki police raids.