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1401. Police Association slams National for wavering on gun laws

The New Zealand Police Association has called for political unity over gun reforms, urging MPs not to turn it into a US-style debate.

1402. Police Association appeals to National to not let politics 'skew the gun debate' as in US

Police Association President Chris Cahill said "meaningful gun law reform" in New Zealand had been prevented in the past due to politics.

1403. Police Association says National playing politics with gun laws

Police Association president Chris Cahill said Mr Bridges was wrong to say the gun buyback scheme had been a fiasco.

1404. Gun law reform: Politicking feared as unity ends on new bills

Chris Cahill, president of the Police Association, said, "we watch in disbelief how politics skews the gun debate in the United States."

1405. Police Association calls for political unity on firearms law reform

The New Zealand Police Association is concerned the National Party has announced it intends encouraging politicians to reject the second tranche of firearms legislation, due for introduction later…

1406. Police review prisoner custody after four escapes in a week

NZPA vice president Craig Tickelpenny said officers needed to be alert on the job at all times.

1407. Suspects escaping custody 'a wakeup call for officers'

Police Association Vice-President Marcia Murray told Morning Report that mistakes do happen.

1408. Police defend officers after fleeing suspect steals their guns

Police Association President Chris Cahill said the officer's mistake of leaving keys in the patrol car could have happened to anyone.

1409. 10,000 firearms handed in after first month of firearms buyback scheme

Chris Cahill told ABC News Australia that police are happy with the progress.

1410. Christchurch police resources stretched hunting three fugitives on the run

Thirty police are searching for three different armed men in Christchurch, putting stress on police resources.

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