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Calls for criminal investigation into falsified police breath tests
The integrity of the past and current work of any officer involved is called into question, the Defence Lawyers Association says.
Anatomy of a downfall: The end of McSkimming's 29-year police career
The country's second-highest ranking police officer oversaw road policing and operational services - he was also secretly watching child sexual exploitation and bestiality. Audio
'Just kept escalating': Former police boss' offensive search terms revealed
Court documents reveal the extent of former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's viewing of objectionable material on his work devices,
Former top cop pleads guilty to child sexual exploitation material charges
The charges against Jevon McSkimming, which also include possessing bestiality material, carry a maximum sentence of 10 years' imprisonment.
Every cop in country ordered to do breath testing training, after 30,000 false results
It follows revelations more than 100 police staff were under investigation for falsifying 30,000 tests.
Extent of police falsifying breath tests 'unfathomable', lawyer says
The number of staff involved, and the fact it occurred across the country, points to wider problems, Barbara Buckett says.
Over 100 police officers still working despite breath test investigation
Police are not ruling out criminal investigations after 30,000 alcohol breath tests were falsified. Audio
Cases of police misuse of systems probed as security ramped up
A rapid review ordered by Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has resulted in imporvements which have already detected some cases of inappropriate content.
Police officers across NZ involved in falsifying breath tests
About 120 staff are under investigation after 30,000 tests were "falsely or erroneously recorded".
Man wrongly convicted of murder back in jail for sexual connection with minor
Kelvin John Williams told the child he felt like a "dirty old man" talking to her - but the messages did not stop.
30,000 breath tests falsified or wrong - but police say no review needed
More than 100 officers are under investigation, but police insist there was "no pressure" on staff to meet targets.
Over 100 officers investigated for falsifying breath tests
Acting Deputy Commissioner Michael Johnson says the numbers are "incredibly disappointing and concerning".
Police won't say how many staff are being investigated over internet use
Police minister Mark Mitchell says he willl be briefed on the allegations, including an officer who has been stood down after inappropriate material was found on a police-issued device.
More inappropriate material found as police staff probed after McSkimming
Several police staff are under investigation after an audit of internet usage.
'So nasty at times': Mother shared concerns about son in weeks before her death
Police have been searching for Jeremy Robertson since Karen Gilbert-Palmer was found dead.
Three Mt Eden prison staff injured
It happened after nine inmates refused to exit a day room on Wednesday morning.
Man charged with murder after fatal Bucklands Beach house fire
A father and son were killed in the Auckland fire.
'Devastated': NZ family of boy, 11, missing in Canada plead for help
Kai Pavlovic's family have been looking for the "exceptionally kind, caring, intelligent, and funny young boy" for a month.
New photos released as Tom Phillips' 'primary campsites' found
Two large, established and "heavily-concealed structures" have been found by police.
74-year-old found dead was 'devoted' to family, son wanted by police
Karen Gilbert-Palmer was found dead on 15 October and Police have been searching for her son, Jeremy Robertson, for over a week in connection with her death.
IPCA finishes investigation into former Deputy Police Commissioner
Jevon McSkimming resigned as the country's second most powerful cop in May and is now facing charges of possessing child sexual exploitation and bestiality materials.
Mystery surrounds exit of high school principal
The principal of Dunedin's Columba College will not be returning to the school after several months on leave.
10-litre container linked to double homicide investigation
Police believe the accelerant that started the fatal fire was brought to the property in the container.
NZ police officer investigated for grabbing woman's buttock in the UK
A NZ police officer who was investigated for grabbing a woman's bottom while on a night out in the UK did not tell his bosses when he returned home.
Man charged after boat comes loose from car killing mother
Nateisha-Kurstyn Pareteoro Hana-Wetere was driving back home with her three-year-old son after a holiday when she was killed.