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General arming of police not the answer, say Ardern, Minister Williams, Commissioner Coster

Media ramp up angst over arming police

Media ramp up angst over arming police
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Ardern pushes back on idea we support gangs as Collins rips into weak Police Minister over patch spike

Ardern pushes back on idea we support gangs as Collins rips into weak Police Minister over patch spike Newshub 4 hrs ago © Newshub / The AM Show Watch Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on The AM Show. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is pushing back on the idea we support gangs as National leader Judith Collins continues her attacks on weak Police Minister Poto Williams, with patched members on the rise.  The number of patched gang members on the National Gang List has more than doubled since Labour came to power. As of June 30, there were 8061 gang members on the list curated by police, up from 2435 at the end of 2017. 

Police Minister reveals latest rise in gang numbers, but says it s not something that s useful

Police Minister reveals latest rise in gang numbers, but says it s not something that s useful Newshub 6 hrs ago © Video - Newshub Nation; Images - Newshub/Newshub Nation Poto Williams on Newshub Nation. Police Minister Poto Williams says the number of names on the police s gang list has gone up about 60 since they were last publicly released in May. Either the numbers have increased significantly again or the Government is trying to covertly adjust the way they measure the number of gang members in New Zealand, said police spokesperson Simeon Brown.  This deliberate attempt by the Police Minister to withhold the data shows that she and Labour do not want those numbers out in the public domain.

Police pay negotiations break down, union considers protest action

Police officers are considering protest action after negotiations over a new pay agreement hit a brick wall. Police Association president Chris Cahill says members are hamstrung by the government s lack of support. Photo: RNZ / Rebekah Parsons-King Police Association president Chris Cahill sent a letter to members this afternoon updating them on pay negotiations, which have been running since May. He said police have cancelled the past two weeks of negotiations because they have had nothing to bring to the table. It seems police s hands are restricted by what the government is prepared to fund, Cahill told members. We would have expected greater respect and acknowledgement from the government for the role of police staff and the challenges faced over the past few years.

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