Summarised by Centrist
Police are ready to enforce the upcoming ban on gang patches, set to take effect on 21 November. Assistant Commissioner Paul Basham stated that officers, including 77 dedicated Gang Disruption Officers, have been trained and have engaged with gang leaders to communicate expectations. “Safety has to be paramount,” Basham noted, adding that enforcement will adapt based on the situation.
“A concern for many of us in the Pacific.”
“Make New Zealand Great Again”
The changes will “protect New Zealand and our communities.”
“How appropriate is it… that the exec who could be heading up the news and content teams is posting from the hīkoi?”
“The document… included the firearms licence number and name of the importer…”
“A concern for many of us in the Pacific.”
“Make New Zealand Great Again”
The changes will “protect New Zealand and our communities.”
“How appropriate is it… that the exec who could be heading up the news and content teams is posting from the hīkoi?”
“The document… included the firearms licence number and name of the importer…”
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