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Police officers warned against corruption

The country's 8654 sworn police officers have been warned to beware of becoming corrupted with the growth of organised criminal gangs.

Cop bashings are on the rise

Man tasered after 'bloody' armed brawl

Knives, clubs, large rocks, bottles and an axe were recovered from the scene where a man become the first person to be tasered in the South Island.

UN 'out of touch' on tasers

The Police Association says the United Nations Human Rights Committee is out of touch, after it criticised police adoption of Tasers.

Arrests after police officers injured by drunken 'cowardly bullies'

Three teenage boys were arrested last night in relation to a pack attack which left two police officers seriously injured.

Police Taser use to escape routine inquiry

Police in abuse of power row

A senior police officer has been accused of abusing their position after a friend complained about being delayed at a compulsory breath test.

<i>Greg O'Connor:</i> Police abused every day for doing their job

Two police brutally attacked hours apart

Police Minister talks tough after one cop goes into a coma and another had his lip bitten off.

<i>Garth George:</i> Time to restore respect for sworn police

Traffic cops return in police chief's plan

New specialist traffic officers will be used to issue speeding tickets, freeing police to concentrate on fighting crime.

Law could force adults to talk in abuse cases

Child abuse cases ignored, officer says

Senior policeman resigns over old work affair

A high-ranking police officer has resigned after his superiors were alerted to an affair he had with a junior colleague.

Firearms 'nightmare' has arrived, say frontline police

Frontline police say officers who lack firearms training may be putting their lives at risk.

Police get 2 per cent pay rise

Officer accused of aiding criminal

Auckland constable stood down pending an internal investigation.

Wairarapa abuse 'tip of iceberg'