Police Corruption

Raupurukamu Te-Rohia Brown, 26, pleaded non guilty when he appeared in Tauranga District Court last wednesday on a charge of being the dog’s owner. Brown’s dog Zion is accused of attacking police dog Yoda as it was tracking an offender in Gate Pa in July. Police allege Brown’s 2-year-old crossbred Staffie jumped the fence, crossed the road and lunged at Yoda, then grabbed it around the throat. Brown’s duty solicitor…

Judge Michael Lance – Dirty? or is he just an old bugger?   Michael Lance, a judge who used to be in behind the IPCA, a well established district court judge and plenty of well known cases that Judge Lance has attended. However there is a question for the public regarding this judge’s actions outside of the court house…. Back in 2009 Judge Lance was caught keying a car, he…

Breaches of Police Code of Conduct Disclosure #1A   During the incident where Kayne Cording of Tauranga police, let the dog ” enzo ” onto the surrendering offender – Logan Douglas.   NZ Police & Kayne Cording have breached the following Code of Conduct conditions;   Honesty & Integrity – Employees take responsibility for their own actions and decisions, and challenge unethical or unprofessional behaviour. Respect for People & Property…

Enzo, as you may have already heard the police dog which was drowned in the kaimai ranges….. This piece of information was taken from a news article – http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10456952 The officer then issued a challenge to the offender, telling him he was under arrest and the dog would be released if he did not give himself up. When the man failed to emerge from the bush, Mr Cording sent Enzo…

Kayne Cording, of Tauranga Police New Zealand. This is the Police Constable, who ignored the surrender of Logan Douglas and let the control rope go  allowing his now deceased dog Enzo to maul Logan Douglas for an extended period of time, of which most would call corrupt – self justice serving. The extent of damage to Logan’s leg is by far too extensive, and far too extreme for a simple…