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Lockdown sees more police patrolling across Taranaki

Police manslaughter trial: Hospital an option for intoxicated detainees - supervisor

The Hāwera police station. Photo: RNZ / Robin Martin Allen Ball died at the Hāwera police station in the early hours of 1 June 2019. The officers, who have name suppression, have all pleaded not guilty. Senior Sergeant Kyle Davie was response manager for Hāwera in 2019. In the High Court at New Plymouth today, Crown prosecutor Cherie Clarke asked Davie if there were any special care arrangement, especially at Hāwera, for heavily intoxicated detainees. Davie said hospital care was an option. Depending on the circumstances. It may just require, if it s a heavily intoxicated person, getting an ambulance to come down and see them.

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First images of man being carried into cell where he died shown at Hāwera manslaughter trial

First images of man being carried into cell where he died shown at Hāwera manslaughter trial
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Taranaki police officers accused of manslaughter spoken highly of by former boss

Taranaki police officers accused of manslaughter spoken highly of by former boss
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Police believe social media challenge behind teens stealing 100 Mazdas

Police believe social media challenge behind teens stealing 100 Mazdas (Photo / Getty) By Robin Martin for RNZ Police suspect social media challenges are driving a spate of Mazda thefts in Taranaki. A group of 30 teenagers - some as young as 13 - are believed to be responsible for stealing more than 100 cars of this brand since January. The Mazda theft phenomenon first appeared in Taranaki in November and December, when up to 30 were stolen. Since the start of the year, a total of 200 vehicles have been taken in the province - 108 of them Mazdas, many of the type usually referred to as nana cars .

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