Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki has accused New Zealand Police of political bias and “double standards” after officers signalled they would not facilitate his group’s planned march across the Auckland Harbour Bridge on 31 January.
“I respect Mr Coster’s decision. It was the right thing to do,” said Sir Brian Roche in the announcement on Wednesday.
Christopher Stevenson KC, who represents Price’s whānau, alongside Julia Spelman, said in the statement Friday, “We’re aware this filing comes amid growing public concern about police investigating themselves.”
Trust must be earned and when the NZ Police decided to get political around the rainbow alphabet they seriously shot themselves in the foot, so to speak.
This rot goes deep. It is systemic. And until someone with a backbone rips the whole corrupt structure apart and rebuilds it, nothing will change.
Part Three: What the McSkimming scandal means for politics in New Zealand.
Part Two: How the highest level of New Zealand Police protected their own and prosecuted the victim.
Until the rot is cut out, no woman in this country should trust police with a sexual assault complaint if the accused wears enough braid.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony of a police recruit wing in Auckland on Friday morning, Sir John Key acknowledged it had been a “tough week” for police.
Part One: How the highest level of New Zealand Police protected their own and prosecuted the victim
Knowing Richard as I do, I am looking forward to following his progress in such an important position. I wish him the best of luck. He may well need it!
Too busy policing mean tweets to respond to knife-wielding maniacs.
Recently journalists were invited to the White House where they testified to the reality that is Antifa, something that shouldn’t need to be done, but necessary in the face of the Democrat Party’s desperate efforts to openly deny, “Antifa is just an idea”.
The constable admitted leaking NIA information, as the Killer Beez member had indicated there was “bit of heat on him”.
