Police issue more than 650 lockdown infringement notices; 5000 calls reporting breaches
Police Commissioner speaks to select committee on the Delta lockdown so far.
Police Commissioner speaks to select committee on the Delta lockdown so far.
NZ is one of just 19 countries around the world in which police aren't routinely armed.
OPINION: Getting to the root of violence must come first.
Gang members taken to hospital, innocent woman caught in crossfire of separate gang war.
Public and internal allegations have been made against 2500 police staff in 2021.
The survey found one in four officers were threatened with a firearm last year.
Police confirm 12 arsons, shootings in conflict between Rebels and King Cobra gangs.
Police have linked at least 15 fires and shootings in gang feud over contested territory.
Minister Williams' comments yesterday divided two prominent South Auckland leaders.
During a routine traffic stop, a passenger allegedly fired a shotgun at a police officer.
Police officers were now suffering more serious injuries when assaulted, union says.
There are fears it will only be a matter of time before another police officer is shot.
Police mark one-year anniversary of Constable Hunt's death with a memorial plaque.
Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland have had huge increases since 2016.
The jury was sent out to begin its deliberations about 1.40pm today.
The public gallery in the High Court at New Plymouth is packed for a second day in a row.
The Crown say the officers showed a lack of care and concern and were 'lazy' that night.
Opinion: Exposure could be an essential tool in eliminating unconscious bias or racism.
The jury was shown more CCTV footage today.
Footage shows how arrested man was treated before he died at a police station.
The officers were part of the most high-performing section in South Taranaki.
The unions claimed a 'backdown' - but has the Government really backed down?
Some say this is the safest response - others warn it increases chance of violence.
The proliferation of firearms and a general increase in aggression has cops worried.
"You know you're being targeted because you're brown."
The 501 deportees are of particular concern, says the Police Association.
Minister blames low attrition while the association said funding was promised regardless.
A gun was pointed at two people in West Auckland
Recruits shocked to learn of a scheduled May intake after communication went silent.
Police have deferred training new cops, despite a rise in gun violence and gang activity.