Police officer’s 'dangerous' arrest tactic caused death of Peter Boy Tuhi
The way the officer arrested Peter Boy Tuhi caused his death, a report says.
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Dog handler’s decision to release dog on woman was ‘unjustified and excessive’
The woman was hiding behind a hedge following a police pursuit.
Man in custody, air pistol found after West Auckland business targeted
Incident comes days after police shot gunman following rampage across West Auckland.
'I have forgiven them': Father of police shooting victim blames himself
Kaoss Price was killed by police last year.
Police use of ‘excessive force’ might not have happened if earlier complaint was addressed
The detainee says he attacked the officer because he believed he would be assaulted again.
Back injury accidental after officer falls on youth, IPCA says
Youth ran from off-duty police officer after being caught trying to steal a motor scooter.
Northland police officer resigns following complaints about ‘inappropriate behaviour’
The officer quit before any formal employment sanction could be taken.
Woman slams ‘police chase’ as dog killed in fleeing driver collision
Police discovered a firearm in the fleeing driver's car following his crash.
Use of police dog to arrest fleeing young car thieves justified, IPCA finds
The use of a police dog that latched onto a youth's arm was justified the IPCA says.
'Excruciating pain': Woman's knee 'popped' but police force justified
The woman appeared to be having a mental health crisis at the time she was restrained.
IPCA complaint lodged claiming Māori youth racially targeted by police
Researcher: Police DNA gathering rates are 'alarming'
Police officer allegedly fraudulently obtained Covid-19 wage subsidy for his own business
The employees who he claimed needed the money, later denied working for him.
Police commissioner announces pursuit policy changes
Several officers have reported feeling frustrated and powerless with the current laws.
Watchdog slams police for 'major deficiencies' in response to fraud complaints
'The needs of victims are too often not being met,' - IPCA chair Judge Colin Doherty.
Police did not delay in responding to fatal stabbing - watchdog
A man was fatally stabbed at the property later the same afternoon.
Police unlawfully entered home, IPCA report finds
'The actions of the officers were unlawful, they were not uncaring,' the authority said.
Police punched and jumped on man during arrest, fracturing his neck and ribs
Police have rejected a finding they used excessive force on the man.
Police officer justified in firing some shots at fleeing prisoner, but not all
The officer fired nine shots at the man, including three into the back of his stolen car.
'Significant force' used in the arrest of high-priority violent offender was justified - IPCA
The offender, known as violent and a gang affiliate, was on the run for eight months.
Force used during arrest by dog handler justified - IPCA
The man suffered dog bite injuries that required surgery.
Binge-drinking police officers breached code of conduct
Boozing police drank out of vessel fashioned to look like a riot control baton.
Officer charged after 'unjustified' use of police dog leaves man punctured and bruised
"Other tactical options, such as continued negotiation or pepper spray, were preferable."
Use of police dog to arrest abusive driver an 'overreaction' - IPCA
The canine handler then commanded his dog to bite the driver.
'The first time I've cried': Family grieves as Coroner releases long-awaited findings
Vaughan Te Moananui was spiralling out of control when he pointed a gun at police.
Black mould plagues Tasman Police HQ - prisoners driven to other centres
Road trips for prisoners to other centres after mould closes cells at Tasman Police HQ.
'Tell my kids I love them': Man's last words before death
An internal investigation found the officers involved in the arrest did nothing wrong.
Police officer convicted for injuring man during arrest
A Tauranga police officer has since resigned after injuring people he was arresting.
Two police officers used police facilities for 'sexual activity'
Investigations followed a complaint about an undisclosed sexual relationship between pair.
1900 complaints: Police watchdog launches investigation into Parliament protests
Almost 1900 complaints have been made about the policing of the protests.
Hamilton man shot dead by AOS used illegal firearm returned by police
His estranged wife told police he was planning a mass shooting and slept with a pistol.
Police who killed previewed evidence
Officers shown evidence in advance of being interviewed aren't treated as suspects.
Were police prepared for Parliament occupation?
Security experts are calling for investigations into the protests at Parliament.
Licence to kill: NZ's fatal police shootings
NZ Police have fatally shot 39 people in the last 32 years.
Watch: Police back 'proportionate' use of force as video shows violent clash
1700 complaints - but police defend action during unlawful Parliament occupation.