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New survey results will help work to strengthen Police s culture

Source: New Zealand Police (National News) Insights gained from a wide-ranging workplace survey will contribute to a renewed focus on strengthening Police’s internal culture, says Commissioner Andrew Coster.   Police and the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) commissioned the staff survey to better understand employee experiences of Police workplace culture and to support an investigation by the IPCA into allegations of workplace bullying in Police.    Results show 81 percent of staff agree Police is a great place to work, and most are comfortable with the workplace culture and feel it is improving.    However, one in four staff reported they had experienced incidents of abuse, bullying behaviour or harassment and the Police executive says that is not good enough.

Tauranga shooting of a man by police in defence of hostages justified, report finds

Tauranga shooting of a man by police in defence of hostages justified, report finds 16 Dec, 2020 09:09 PM 7 minutes to read Police on the scene at Oriana Crescent last year. Photo / File The police officer who fired the shot that killed a man holding his young children at knifepoint during a 15-hour hostage siege in Tauranga has spoken of the moment their eyes locked before he pulled the trigger. Findings released by the Independent Police Conduct Authority today revealed the officer was no more than three metres from the man when the shot was fired at 2.55pm on November 24 last year. The shooting was at a property on Oriana Cres, Bellevue.

Police justified in shooting Tauranga man who was holding his daughters hostage

The house on Oriana Crescent, in Tauranga, where Ethan Kerapa was shot dead by police (FILE). The Armed Offenders Squad, Special Tactics Group and police negotiators all attended and negotiators were unable to persuade him to come out, or allow his daughters, aged six and four, out. It was an extremely hot day in Tauranga, and by early afternoon police received medical advice about the potentially deadly effects of the heat on the children, who were in an upstairs room with no ventilation. As far as police knew, the children had not had any food or water since the incident began, even though they had left bottles of water outside the bedroom door.

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