
Watch: On-duty Auckland police officer embracing woman by stripper pole
'There are very clear guidelines about what is acceptable behaviour.'
'There are very clear guidelines about what is acceptable behaviour.'
She was killed at her Lake Hāwea home on March 8 – but by who? Anna Leask investigates.
Firefighters battled wind, heat and exhaustion across Canterbury this week.
A witness said the boy climbed the power lines and touched live wires.
Husband told police he tried to 'warn the driver' before they ran his wife over.
Police have advised members of the public to avoid the area.
Karen Gaylene White died in March. The homicide investigation started in November.
Police seized 15 firearms, two of which were later established as being air rifles.
The pedestrian suffered concussion and bruising.
The IPCA is investigating Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming.
'There are very clear guidelines about what is acceptable behaviour.'
Two uniformed officers can be seen jumping onto and twirling on the pole.
Multiple crews, tankers, trucks and two helicopters remain at the scene.
It says the offenders are facing 'public scrutiny'.
Police confirmed they were unable to charge the men, but were certain the crime happened.
The 16yo was believed to be in the K Rd area, around downtown Auckland, police say.
The alleged offender was arrested in Māngere, found with cannabis and shotgun cartridges.
The blaze destroyed a section of the property, where the woman was found dead.
Chris Allen is known for his contributions to environmental work in the farming space.
'Tears from my eyes keep on falling.'
Police executed search warrants at two properties in Highbury this morning.
A woman called police, 'hearing voices'. When they turned up, they'd been dead for hours.
Police stopped the car due to complaints about driving by members of public.
Three roads in the area are cordoned off while firefighters work to contain the blaze.
A Dunedin business reported the theft of 3.75 tonnes of crayfish in October.
The alleged driver was arrested in Thames, 128km from the crime scene.
A vehicle was found abandoned shortly after.
Any changes won't happen until next year.
The officer was pursuing a motorcyclist in Whakatāne on March 16 this year.