ON THE MONEY: Honey wars trump burglaries
Criminal behaviour among beekeepers gets greater priority than a new initiative against breaking and entering homes. With special feature audio.
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Police Minister Judith Collins has announced a new directive requiring the police to attend all household burglary complaints as a “priority offence.”
Good luck with that.
If you live in West Auckland, for example, and have the misfortune to report a crime, you’re openly told that if it’s not a
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ON THE MONEY: Honey wars trump burglaries
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