... members of the New Zealand Police has been based on an 80-question electronic survey, which was sent to all serving, resigned and retired members of the New Zealand Police Association, which number approximately 18,000. The survey included a series of questions that measured the post-traumatic stress...

... Crime Crime research Criminals Organized crime Prioritization Risk assessment Threat assessment Strategy Networks New Zealand It is a cliché to say that organised crime has become an issue of increased law enforcement attention in recent decades – but it is a cliché founded on truth...

...Zhivan J. Alach Purpose The aim of this paper is to identify a way by which the concepts of effects‐based operations (EBO), an approach to problem solving derived from military thought, might be applied usefully to a law enforcement problem, namely methamphetamine in New Zealand. Design...

... years were collected from all Australian and New Zealand police jurisdictions. Comparisons were made with the Australian and international public sector. The age and years of service of resigning officers were also obtained. Findings Despite concerns about the high level of turnover, benchmarking...

... and Giacopassi; Brough and Frame, 2004 ; Harris and Baldwin, 1999). Based upon this discussion, Goddard and Jaeger (p. 4) suggest that: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Literary criticism Police New Zealand In an earlier work (Winfree and Taylor, 2004), we utilized survey data...

...Robert Goddard; Sabina Jaeger Purpose This paper seeks to critique the Winfree and Taylor report on rural, small town, and metropolitan police in New Zealand. Design/methodology/approach Compares and contrasts the conclusions to some earlier findings of Jaeger in her research on increasing...

... studies – especially among large city, small town, and rural law enforcers – difficult. In the present study, unique region‐specific comparisons (i.e. metropolitan vs small‐town vs rural duty stations) of the New Zealand Police (NZP) add to this body of knowledge for several reasons. First, the sample...

...L. Thomas Winfree, Jr; Greg Newbold Police in New Zealand have a well established community‐policing tradition. The current research is based on a survey of 440 officers, or roughly 6 per cent of the New Zealand Police’s sworn personnel. We focused on the personal values, interpersonal...

...Christine Stephens; Ian Miller Police duties place many officers at risk of traumatic stress and subsequent development of symptoms of post‐traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). A survey of 527 New Zealand Police officers was carried out to investigate the prevalence of PTSD and its relationship...