Post by Kiwi Frontline on Oct 27, 2019 7:18:32 GMT 12
WE'LL BE WATCHING THE POLICE'S NEW ARMED RESPONSE UNITS VERY, VERY CLOSELY
One time in Wellington, a cop pulled me over, and after the usual questions about who was the registered owner of the car, then asked me if I knew about recent burglaries in the area.
Over time, as the powers that be realised New Zealand wasn't going to get any less brown, police seemingly worked hard to be less racist, and more culturally representative.
In 2015, Commissioner Mike Bush admitted there was a bias among police against Māori and that they needed to work hard to address the issue.
www.stuff.co.nz/opinion/116947652/well-be-watching-the-polices-new-armed-response-units-very-very-closley
One time in Wellington, a cop pulled me over, and after the usual questions about who was the registered owner of the car, then asked me if I knew about recent burglaries in the area.
Over time, as the powers that be realised New Zealand wasn't going to get any less brown, police seemingly worked hard to be less racist, and more culturally representative.
In 2015, Commissioner Mike Bush admitted there was a bias among police against Māori and that they needed to work hard to address the issue.
www.stuff.co.nz/opinion/116947652/well-be-watching-the-polices-new-armed-response-units-very-very-closley