Auckland detective pleads guilty to possessing objectionable publications
An Auckland police officer in his 60s has pleaded guilty to possessing objectionable publications and is seeking name suppression.
A second Auckland police officer has pleaded guilty to charges of possessing objectionable publications. The officer, aged in his 60s, will seek a discharge without conviction and request permanent name suppression. His identity currently remains secret.
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RNZ
Auckland detective pleads guilty to possessing objectionable publications
The officer, aged in his 60s, will seek a discharge without conviction and request permanent name suppression.
NZ Herald
Second Auckland police officer charged with possessing objectionable publications pleads guilty
The man's identity remains secret, for now.
Newstalk ZB
Second Auckland police officer charged with possessing objectionable publications pleads guilty
A second police officer has pleaded guilty to possessing an objectionable publication, but his name remains secret, for now.
Otago Daily Times
Second officer pleads guilty to possessing objectionable publication
RNZ
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Stuff
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