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Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road...?

…because the boundary fence wasn’t secure. Police in Waitematā North are urging landowners to ensure their fences are secure after a number of complaints about wandering stock. In the past four weeks, Police have received 36 complaints of wandering stock ...

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Why did chicken cross road...?

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'A campaign of denial' - NZ Police and emergency housing

The police have been actively gathering and analysing detailed information on rising rates of crime and violence at emergency housing, despite insisting for months they do not "specifically" collect such data.

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Police, MSD not collecting data on crime at emergency housing

The government can't - or won't - say if crime is increasing in and around emergency housing, because the police are not collecting that information.
MSD does not centrally record incidents of family harm, criminal activity or social disorder in emergency housing.
Photo: 123RF
Neither the police nor the Social Development Ministry (MSD) is actively monitoring incidents of crime, violence or family harm in this type of housing, but do encourage people to come forward if they feel at risk.
RNZ has been told numerous stories of people being victimised while living in motels, in what can be intimidating and violent environments - with the police often having to turn up.

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Police, MSD collecting no data on crime at emergency housing

Police, MSD collecting no data on crime at emergency housing
6 May, 2021 06:50 PM
5 minutes to read
Police in at least one district are working with moteliers because of some crime activity, the Minister of Social Development confirms. Photo / Bevan Conley, File
Police in at least one district are working with moteliers because of some crime activity, the Minister of Social Development confirms. Photo / Bevan Conley, File
RNZ
The Government can't - or won't - say whether crime is increasing in and around emergency housing, because the police are not collecting that information.
Neither the police nor the Social Development Ministry (MSD) is actively monitoring incidents of crime, violence or family harm in this type of housing, but do encourage people to come forward if they feel at risk.

Poto-williams , Carmel-sepuloni , National-mp-nicola-willis , Police-in-waitemat , National-simeon-brown , Development-ministry , Social-development-ministry , Pine-hill , Development-minister-carmel-sepuloni , Minister-poto-williams , போட்டோ-வில்லியம்ஸ் , தேசிய-எஂபீ-நிகோலா-வில்லிஸ்