Ten-One Community Edition 296 May 2007
In this issue, community policing takes centre stage, with the new National Community Policing Group now up-and-running.
We outline the efforts of a Taupo officer in the evacuation of DoC workers from Raoul Island last year. His part in the rescue mission has been recognised with a prestigious international award.
The long-standing relationship between Pacific peoples and Police was recently marked by the unveiling of a special carving at the Royal New Zealand Police College.
Interactions between Police and the community take many forms - some at legislative level, most at street level. We update you on public consultation around the 1958 Police Act review and turn back the clock to 'bobbies' on the beat in Dunedin.
http://www.tenone.police.govt.nz/tenone/may07 for the full edition.
We outline the efforts of a Taupo officer in the evacuation of DoC workers from Raoul Island last year. His part in the rescue mission has been recognised with a prestigious international award.
The long-standing relationship between Pacific peoples and Police was recently marked by the unveiling of a special carving at the Royal New Zealand Police College.
Interactions between Police and the community take many forms - some at legislative level, most at street level. We update you on public consultation around the 1958 Police Act review and turn back the clock to 'bobbies' on the beat in Dunedin.
http://www.tenone.police.govt.nz/tenone/may07 for the full edition.