Police challenge, Māngere, 1987

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Police challenge, Māngere, 1987

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Kura Heritage Collections Online

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"A new agency is needed to assess the length of prison sentences for violent offenders, says Prime Minister David Lange. Speaking at the official opening of the new Māngere police station, Mr Lange said he'll be asking the Justice Minister to examine the idea of establishing a body separate from the courts to set jail sentences. [Here] Constable Richardson of Te Reo Pirihimana issues the Taiaha challenge to the Prime Minister David Lange. He was accompanied by Commissioner of Police, Mal Chur...

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Date created

1987-04-03

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/35401

Related subjects

Police stations / Churches, Mal / Lange, David / Mangere Police Station / Prime ministers / Politics / Maori / Mangere

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