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Jarrod Gilbert on the future of policing
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More than 60 per cent of constabulary staff voted against the offer.
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Concerns about body cameras focus on the cost involved and who can access the footage.
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Piano teacher's police file alleged he was sexually attracted to children.
Some London police relinquish guns after officer is charged with murder
The case renewed allegations of institutional racism within the London police.
US officers ruled to be justified in fatal shooting after responding to wrong house
After the 2017 shooting, a state grand jury declined to indict anyone in the case.
'We want to see police': Calls for more security in CBD
Inner city Auckland residents and business owners want more police on the streets.
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Why is New Zealand feeling increasingly divided?
OPINION: Increasing crime seems to be a symptom of a dissatisfied New Zealand.
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A driver was jailed for 12 years for the killing of a charity cyclist and hiding his body.
Opinion: Former police Inspector Regan Tamihere should be celebrated not condemned
The police inquiry into Inspector Regan Tamihere has no cultural component.
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'There is not a lot of listening that goes on,’ says rural area chief.
'Tremendous tragedy': US police officer fatally shot man after mistaking marker pen for a knife
The name of the officer who shot Brandon Cole has not been released.
Police boss not too worried about the blue drain to Queensland
Deputy police commissioner Wally Haumaha not fazed by Aussie raid on our cops.
Police and gang leaders try to defuse tensions after fatal Palmerston North shooting
Mongrel Mob and Black Power leadership are doing their best to contain rising tensions.
'Devastated': US man charged with killing a 9yo girl was upset over noise
'Before he shot her, he had said something about them being too loud.'
Police Association fears NZ could lose ‘hundreds’ of police officers to Queensland
A campaign set up for Australia to poach NZ officers is a 'real risk'.
Marokopa mystery: Father spotted disguising himself with masks in public
Tom Phillips was spotted by locals who then chased the wanted man, according to reports.
Witnesses sought after hit-and-run death
Police also keen to hear from anyone who may have dashcam or CCTV footage.
Trolls attack baby-faced police recruits for looking too young
Student police officers can apply aged 17, but must be 18 to join the force.
Police Assoc boss says crime's worsening - but Megan Woods queries 20c lolly thefts in stats
Statistics showed in first four months of 2023 there were 45,046 retail crime offences.
Police adding up to 250,000 identities to their database every year
NZ police have the identities of more than 7 million people in their systems.
'We want to have a safe city': Aucklanders plea for more police on the streets
Private security needs are on the rise for scared shop owners in Auckland CBD.
Drink driving teen dobs himself in to police
Two youths with blood alcohol well over the legal limit self-alerted police after crash.
‘Accidental’ death of Rolling Stones guitarist called into question
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Success or 'a fantasy'? Has the police's gang 'crackdown' worked?
Has the police 'crackdown' on gangs worked? What are the other solutions?
'He just charged at me': Strangled detective speaks out after violent career low
'It happened so fast. He just ran at me and shoved me back'.
Drink driver jailed after causing 'havoc' on the road
Kayla Te Ata Rangi Graham caused havoc on the roads and racked up her 11th conviction.
'Deceptive': 270 of promised 1800 new police won't have arrest powers
Government under fire as many recruits 'not what the public would call a police officer'.
'Worst driver on the road' faces 11th drunk driving charge
The man was asleep in his car on the side of the road when he was checked by police.
The new ethnic faces of policing in Aotearoa
The new face of policing has more Māori, Pasifika and Asian communities represented.
Watch: New tasers could mean frontline police will wear body cameras
The Herald understands the model being considered doesn’t have a built-in camera.
A different kind of charge: Police reveal new BMW EV patrol car
The pricing for the BMW starts at $110,000 in NZ.
Government expected to announce 1800 police target reached
Labour recently came under fire from National for not meeting the goal.