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The former security boss resigned after the police investigation into Jevon McSkimming.

OPINION: The former police boss's resignation statement was barely adequate.

The Public Service Commissioner believes the least costly option has been taken.

The bloodied woman managed to escape. The man was hospitalised with a brain injury.

OPINION: Roughly 30,000 Hawke's Bay women have suffered sexual violence in their lives.

Nicholas says police response has been 'breath of fresh air'.

OPINION: It took years to rebuild trust in police, and one case to destroy it.

The officer’s behaviour amounted to serious misconduct with most allegations upheld.

Police officers breached policy in pursuit and transport, but are cleared of punching man.

'It made me feel quite sick,' rape complainant Alex McPhail said of the new accusations.

Police bosses only became aware after the technique was used on parliamentary protesters.

The incident left Mathew Sinclair with head injuries during an arrest.

The former tactical unit officer, who is on trial, claims it was an accident.

The woman was found unresponsive in her cell just before 7am.

Training changes are planned, with a review already underway.

Police Cmmr addresses impact of charges against his former deputy, Jevon McSkimming.

Coroner Mike Robb said Shargin Stephens' death was preventable.

The IPCA has reopened an inquiry into a complaint against the Christchurch detective.

Rape complainant Alex McPhail shares identity, speaks about impact of sexual relationship with detective. Video / Dean Purcell

The checks occurred for more than a year and were not done for work-related reasons.

The man fell and hit his head while police were trying to move him on.

A petition for police body cameras has gained nearly 15,000 signatures.

Police: There was evidence to prosecute the officer, but it wasn't in the public interest.

IPCA finds Wellington police unlawfully seized vehicles for unpaid fines.

John Dewar was jailed in 2007 for covering up Louise Nicholas' rape allegations.

The IPCA found the police officer's actions were unjustified and could have been fatal.

A charge of common assault was laid against one officer, but later dropped.

Peter Fuller claimed police used the Eagle helicopter to harass him for three years.

Police officers involved are being drug-tested and will be interviewed this week.