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Not fair or reasonable : Cops to keep getting access to reports about police misconduct weeks before victims

Not fair or reasonable : Cops to keep getting access to reports about police misconduct weeks before victims Newshub 18 hrs ago Matt Burrows © Supplied / Getty / Newshub. Shannon Parker says adverse comments about Whakaari Peri Edmonds were made in an IPCA report, but he didn t get the same opportunity as police to respond. © Provided by Newshub An industry watchdog will continue to provide the New Zealand Police with draft reports about the misconduct of its officers weeks before their alleged victims get a copy. The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA), the Crown entity tasked with investigating complaints about the conduct of police officers, had launched a review of the practice after victims advocate Shannon Parker raised it earlier this year.

Cops cleared of using excessive force after man s death in Matamata

Cops cleared of using excessive force after man s death in Matamata © RNZ / Patrice Allen The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found officers did not use excessive force on a man in Matamata in December 2019. Two officers went to a property to serve a court document, but on arrival found a man and woman fighting on the driveway. They separated the two and a short time later the man had trouble breathing and became unconscious. CPR was administered until ambulance staff arrived, but he could not be revived. The woman later complained of excessive force on the man, which may have contributed to his death.

Police officer unnecessarily rough with woman in Invercargill

Police officer unnecessarily rough with woman in Invercargill - IPCA © RNZ / Samuel Rillstone Independent Police Conduct Authority chairperson, Judge Colin Doherty, says an officer used excessive force against an intoxicated woman in Invercargill.  Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone A police officer used excessive force when he put an intoxicated woman in a headlock and pulled her to the ground in Invercargill last year, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found. The authority said the officer was retaliating in anger against the woman, who had been drinking in a liquor ban area. Four officers approached the woman and her three friends at about 11pm on 25 July 2020, when they were drinking in a forecourt. The officers told the women to pour out all their alcohol, the authority s report on the incident said.

Police officer unnecessarily rough with woman in Invercargill - IPCA

A police officer used excessive force when he put an intoxicated woman in a headlock and pulled her to the ground in Invercargill last year, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found. Independent Police Conduct Authority chairperson, Judge Colin Doherty, says an officer used excessive force against an intoxicated woman in Invercargill. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone The authority said the officer was retaliating in anger against the woman, who had been drinking in a liquor ban area. Four officers approached the woman and her three friends at about 11pm on 25 July 2020, when they were drinking in a forecourt. The officers told the women to pour out all their alcohol, the authority s report on the incident said.

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