Safer communities together
New Zealand Police works with the community to make New Zealand safe and secure for its citizens. We seek to prevent crime, improve public security, and detect offenders. The unwavering commitment of NZ Police officers to provide service to the public helps in maintaining the law and order in the country. As a part of the NZ Police force, we are actively involved with the community to ensure that we address the grievances of the citizens.
Police in action
- At about 3:45 a.m. on November 8, six unknown males drove onto the forecourt of a service station in East Tamaki and attempted to break down the front doors with a metal pole. At the time, there was a male attendant present in the store. The attendant ran to the rear of the service station, locked himself in the back room, and activated the fog system. The males were unsuccessful in breaking the front glass and decamped in a vehicle. The matter is currently under investigation and the police are pursuing lines of enquiry.
- At about 9:30 a.m. on November 5, a male entered a liquor store in Manurewa. At the time, there was a female attendant present in the store. The male aimed a weapon at the victim and demanded money to which the victim complied. The male took the money and left the store. A police investigation is ongoing in the case.
Police in community
- As part of Operation LOG, NZ Police visited Churches in Mangere, Otahuhu, and Wiri
- NZ Police engaged with the community at Diwali celebrations throughout the Counties Manukau District
International students’ initiative—New to New Zealand
The international students’ initiative, New to New Zealand, is a proactive approach to prevent crime among international students. Counties Manukau Police is working with the South-Asian community to inform international students to ensure that they do not become victims.
Please visit www.new2newzealand.org.nz and register online to attend one of the weekly workshops.
Calling NZ Police in case of emergency
- In case of an emergency, dial 111 or go to the nearest police station in case of reporting something that is not urgent
- While giving information to the police on phone, try to speak slowly and clearly
- The operator will ask you several questions, answer patiently
- The police have access to interpreters who can help explain things
- A publication on your rights as a victim is on the New Zealand Ministry of Justice website at www.justice.govt.nz.
You can contact Sergeant Gurpreet Arora on 021-191-0461.
New Zealand Police works with the community to make New Zealand safe and secure for its citizens. We seek to prevent crime, improve public security, and detect offenders. The unwavering commitment of NZ Police officers to provide service to the public helps in maintaining the law and order in the...
New Zealand Police works with the community to make New Zealand safe and secure for its citizens. We seek to prevent crime, improve public security, and detect offenders. The unwavering commitment of NZ Police officers to provide service to the public helps in maintaining the law and order in the country. As a part of the NZ Police force, we are actively involved with the community to ensure that we address the grievances of the citizens.
Police in action
- At about 3:45 a.m. on November 8, six unknown males drove onto the forecourt of a service station in East Tamaki and attempted to break down the front doors with a metal pole. At the time, there was a male attendant present in the store. The attendant ran to the rear of the service station, locked himself in the back room, and activated the fog system. The males were unsuccessful in breaking the front glass and decamped in a vehicle. The matter is currently under investigation and the police are pursuing lines of enquiry.
- At about 9:30 a.m. on November 5, a male entered a liquor store in Manurewa. At the time, there was a female attendant present in the store. The male aimed a weapon at the victim and demanded money to which the victim complied. The male took the money and left the store. A police investigation is ongoing in the case.
Police in community
- As part of Operation LOG, NZ Police visited Churches in Mangere, Otahuhu, and Wiri
- NZ Police engaged with the community at Diwali celebrations throughout the Counties Manukau District
International students’ initiative—New to New Zealand
The international students’ initiative, New to New Zealand, is a proactive approach to prevent crime among international students. Counties Manukau Police is working with the South-Asian community to inform international students to ensure that they do not become victims.
Please visit www.new2newzealand.org.nz and register online to attend one of the weekly workshops.
Calling NZ Police in case of emergency
- In case of an emergency, dial 111 or go to the nearest police station in case of reporting something that is not urgent
- While giving information to the police on phone, try to speak slowly and clearly
- The operator will ask you several questions, answer patiently
- The police have access to interpreters who can help explain things
- A publication on your rights as a victim is on the New Zealand Ministry of Justice website at www.justice.govt.nz.
You can contact Sergeant Gurpreet Arora on 021-191-0461.
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