Police Corruption

Once again the tauranga police have a ” attitude of police state ” in operation. Recently Tauranga police arrested a music artist for” inciting violence ” while  singing a well known FTP song, of which has been sung by many musicians around the world. Now it seems the police are taking on police state duties – forcing citizens to write signatures… This is true corruption and police state behaviour  …

POLICE ABUSE DISCRETIONARY POWERS At a time when police management are unofficially encouraging staff to resolver matters wherever possible without the formal arrest and charging procedure, we see a prime example of police abusing these discretionary powers. The average plod possessing even the most limited intellect is given wide ranging discretionary powers which the must exercise on a daily basis.  This is a serious responsibility that needs to be discharged…

Singer Tiki Taane has reaffirmed he will fight a charge of disorderly behaviour relating to an incident during a gig in April. Taane, 34, was arrested at a Tauranga club – Illuminati on Harrington St – in the early hours of April 10 for disorderly behaviour likely to cause violence to start or continue. He allegedly began singing the NWA rap anthem ”F*** the Police” when police entered the club…

Greg O’Connor as you can see to the left, has been in the media a fair bit lately – especially regarding Tiki Taane’s arrest. Greg beleives that the public will stand in behind police actions – Even though Greg himself has admitted that Tiki was not arrested for singing the song and that there was other events which contributed towards the arrest. NZ Police Association president Greg O’Connor agrees the…

After Tiki Taane’s arrest, ” Love the Police ” t-shirts are now a part of his merchandise. Really the police have gained the wrong attention for this arrest of Tiki Taane and now every one can point the finger by wearing these shirts Feel free to purchase your own here! Donations are being made to charity by TikiDub.    

Chart-topping dub star Tiki Taane thinks a mix-up over his real name could have been behind his arrest last weekend. Taane was arrested at a Tauranga nightclub after singing the song F**k the Police [by American hip hop legends NWA] after officers turned up to check the place. Taane’s lawyer, Bill Nabney, pleaded not guilty on his behalf on Friday in Tauranga District Court on a charge of disorderly behaviour….

Typical Tauranga police ego-tastical bullshit, one cop doesn’t like it – the rest of the sheep constables follow…. Tiki Taane was arrested for singing lyrics which basically pissed off a cop, who got sick of hearing the ” FTP “. This cop, is one of many officers who has an anger issue at the Tauranga Police Station, media are yet to name the officer who arrested Tiki Taane, however time…

Disorderly Behavior, likely to cause violence – for reciting the lyrics to a song by an American rap group called N.W.A. This song is a protest song written by Ice-Cube in 1988, of which Tauranga police arrested Tiki for, on the 10th of April 2011 at 3:25am. Tiki has a totally clean police report, Tiki doesn’t encourage violence at all in his lyrics – So why should the police think…