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No bad eggs at Easter checkpoints in Hawke's Bay - police happy lockdown rules obeyed
Hawke's Bay drivers obeyed the lockdown rules at Easter; roads and checkpoints were quiet.
Hawke's Bay drivers obeyed the lockdown rules at Easter; roads and checkpoints were quiet.
Police are calling on the public to check in on and keep an eye out for their neighbours.
Police dog handler seriously injured in a fleeing driver crash now in a stable condition.
Police have pursued 84 prosecutions and 582 warnings to people breaking lockdown rules.
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Beachgoers sticking to their isolation bubbles and steering clear of others, police say.
One of the people told the building manager he 'just needed a night away from home'.
Customs and Immigration may also help, and the Defence Force remains on standby, too.
"This is what is going to burst the bubble," a Tauranga witness said of the large numbers.
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Police on Covid-19 checkpoints are pleased with the level of compliance from Kiwis
Police are reminding people "of the alert level 4 restrictions, which remain in place".
Fears the real number will be higher too, as many cases may not be reported to police.
Frustrated businesses get personal with their frustration, one instance referred to cops.
The road toll has dropped significantly as a result of the nationwide lockdown
Almost 500 people have breached the national Covid-19 lockdown rules.
Police are manning a number of beaches to head off lockdown-breaching surfers.
Whangārei's Women's Refuge has had more calls than normal for help from women in crisis.
Police want to find a man they believe is breaking into cars parked at Auckland hospitals
Dogs at the property were in such a poor condition that some had to be put down.
Eight police staff have been spat at - a crime punishable by 14 years in prison.
Anyone travelling at Easter, breaking lockdown rules, could be arrested.
"We are only sorry it wasn't a better outcome for the diver, his whānau and friends."
A judge has warned a Dunedin man who failed to self-isolate he won't get another chance.
Police can enter a home or office is they suspect an unsanctioned gathering.
Police say they are determined to identify and prosecute those who supply illicit drugs.
Nearly 300 people have been caught breaking the rules since the lockdown began.
Nearly 70 people linked to the wedding have now tested positive for Covid-19.
Police want people to stay off the water, stay home and stay safe.