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Press Release – New Zealand Police A national operation launched by Police in February targeting the disruption and prevention of firearms-related violence by criminal gangs and organised criminal groups is already seeing results. Since Operation Tauwhiro launched in February, 350 firearms have been seized, along with $2.46 million in cash. 378 people have been arrested in relation to firearms offences. “Although we are only in the early stages of this long-term operation, these initial results are significant,” says Assistant Commissioner: Investigations, Lauano Sue Schwalger. “A rec...

Date Time NZ police Operation focused on preventing firearms getting into hands of criminals A national operation launched by Police in February targeting the disruption and prevention of firearms-related violence by criminal gangs and organised criminal groups is already seeing results. Since Operation Tauwhiro launched in February, 350 firearms have been seized, along with $2.46 million in cash. 378 people have been arrested in relation to firearms offences. “Although we are only in the early stages of this long-term operation, these initial results are significant,” says Assistant Comm...

A Bay of Plenty police officer is disqualified from driving for six months after crashing a patrol car while drunk, in Edgecumbe earlier this month A Bay of Plenty police officer is disqualified from driving for six months after crashing a patrol car while drunk, in Edgecumbe earlier this month 28 April 2021 The 38-year-old has been fined 1000 dollars as well as 2000 dollars reparation. He pleaded guilty to careless driving, and driving with excess breath alcohol ... at the Whakatane District Court yesterday. Bay of Plenty District Commander Superintendent Andy McGregor says the public r...

Bay of Plenty police officer convicted of drink driving after crash is 'deeply regretful' - lawyer 28 Apr, 2021 08:33 AM 2 minutes to read Rotorua Daily Post The lawyer for a Bay of Plenty cop convicted after crashing a police car while drink driving on duty says the officer apologises to the public and his colleagues. Andrew Rush, 38, admitted two driving offences in the Whakatāne District Court yesterday following the incident in Edgecumbe earlier this month. He pleaded guilty to one count each of careless driving and driving with excess breath alcohol. The charges follow a single-vehicle ...

A drunk police officer has been disqualified from driving after crashing his car while on-duty.