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1451. Firearms found in stolen car, man hiding in bush had gun  
A gun was discovered in the boot of a stolen car involved in a police pursuit and a man was hiding in the bushes with a gun in Northland yesterday.  
1452. 'Unprecedented' number of new police officers expected in Hawke's Bay in next five years  
One in three staff will be new to the profession.  
1453. Let's start building a gun register now  
In this opinion piece on Stuff, Police Association president Chris Cahill calls on the government to deliver quality gun control law.  
1454. The Homicide Report: A gun register may help reduce the homicide rate  
Police need to know how many firearms there are, who owns them, and who on-sells them, for gun reform to work, NZPA president Chris Cahill says.  
1455. Police Assn responds to criticism of police driver training  
President Chris Cahill didn't think driver training was lacking as much as a former police officer has suggested.  
1456. Remembering police officer Len Snee, killed in Napier siege 10 years ago  
The community constable shot dead by a gunman during the Napier siege 10 years ago will be remembered "as a hell of a good police officer".  
1457. Drug law change: Is it effectively decriminalisation?  
Chris Cahill joined Kathryn Ryan on Nine to Noon to share his concerns about how the proposed drug law changes will be interpreted.  
1458. Concerns raised over Govt's proposed legislation to crackdown on synthetic cannabis crisis  
The Police Association is raising concerns over the proposed legislation changes aimed at fixing the country's synthetic cannabis crisis.  
1459. Can addiction services cope with drug law change?  
Police Association president Chris Cahill said he understood the reason for the proposed law but believed this went too far.  
1460. Bill may lead to the end of prosecutions for drug use and possession  
NZPA president Chris Cahill said the bill was effectively telling police to move from a default presumption to prosecute to non-prosecution.  
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