
Watch: 'Letting his colleagues down' - Police Minister on cop caught posing in gang patch
The police officer wore the gang patch vest over his police uniform.
The police officer wore the gang patch vest over his police uniform.
A patched Black Power member was arrested wearing a Nomads cap on Cuba Mall in Wellington.
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A Mongrel Mob hat and T-shirt have been seized in Wairoa, with two people arrested.
Armed police stood guard as the patched members were led out in handcuffs.
Members of the NZ Police Armed Offenders Squad were seen outside the Head Hunters pad in West Auckland on View Rd in Henderson. Video / NZME
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Police have reported fewer patches in areas they might typically expect to see them.
Gang patches can no longer be worn in public.
Cherie Kurarangi has a brief encounter with cops.
Māori continue to be over-represented in use-of-force incidents.
The justice minister hopes the gang patch ban will eventually cut down on overall crime, new top cop says he's open to looking into bodycams for the country's police officers.
Police have spent months engaging with gangs in the hope they'll abide by the new law.
Richard Chambers said it was an 'absolute honour' to lead the police.
The bodies had tyres piled atop of them and were set alight.
'The younger ones are quite likely to be more militant about it.'
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This brings the total number of arrests to 31 for the operation.
Police have met with gangs to discuss the new legislation.
The rival gang member they wanted to target no longer lived there.
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The former Head Hunters prospect found himself at the centre of a gang beef.
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