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Police association defends pursuit record
The Police Association has rubbished suggestions that police should only pursue drivers in "extreme emergencies".

Dangerous intentions: The abused woman's story
Domestic violence, from psychological abuse to beatings, is our biggest problem.

Crackdown takes drink-drive fight into offenders' homes
Police are targeting a small list of disqualified drink-drivers who have offended at least three times.

Police shooting: Investigation seeks grey van
Police are still appealing for sightings of a van seen in the area early on the morning when Lachan Kelly-Tumarae was fatally shot by police.

Teen shot by police died from gunshot wound
A post-mortem examination has found the 19-year-old shot by police in rural Hawkes Bay yesterday died from a gunshot wound.

Jail touted for cop-chase first timers
The prospect of routine imprisonment for drivers who flee from police patrols looms after 16 people died in police pursuits in 2010.

PM: Increased police access to guns inevitable
It is inevitable that police officers' access to firearms will increase, Prime Minister John Key says.

Officer's bravery honoured
A 10-year-old boy says he would have died without the brave actions of an off-duty police officer who pulled him from a burning wreck.

Broad: NZ Police should stay unarmed
Police Commissioner Howard Broad says New Zealand should remain a routinely unarmed police force - and that is something to be proud of.

Judge pressures police over car-chase deaths
The latest deaths brought the total this year to 16, from 11 fatal pursuits - the worst on record.

Burglary victim: Why bother?
A victim of several burglaries says he now pauses before asking the police to investigate because it takes them too long to respond.