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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    Police have been judged to have used unnecessary force during a pursuit in Greymouth

    Police have been judged to have used unnecessary force during a pursuit in Greymouth


    The Independent Police Conduct Authority says using a Police dog to apprehend a man in May 2020 was unjustified.

    Officers pursued a vehicle for 32 minutes in a rural area after reports of a driver swerving on the road.

    A handler deployed their dog to catch the driver.

    Authority Chair Judge Colin Doherty says the offending didn't warrant the Police dog being ordered to bite - and the officer had other options.

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