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Wikipedia Overview
The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) is an independent civilian oversight body that considers complaints against the New Zealand Police and oversees their conduct. It derives its responsibilities and powers from the Independent Police Conduct Authority Act. Under section 12(1) of the Act, the Authority's functions are to receive complaints alleging misconduct or neglect of duty by police employees; or concerning any practice, policy, or procedure of New Zealand Police and to take action as contemplated by the Act. It may also investigate any police incident involving death or serious bodily harm and make recommendations to the Commissioner of Police based on those investigations.
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Punching man who was choking police dog found to be justified - Stuff
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Independent Police Conduct Authority finds police justified in shooting fugitive Tom Phillips - RNZ
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PSA seek investigation from Independent Police Conduct Authority of Police Mental health withdrawal policy following incident - NZDoctor
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Cop who binned cannabis to dodge paperwork still on the force - 1News
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Budget freeze undermines oversight of police, watchdog cautions - Newsroom
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Former top cop Andrew Coster told watchdog to back off from McSkimming case - NZ Herald
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IPCA confirms fourth investigation related to Jevon McSkimming scandal - thepost.co.nz
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No evidence off-duty police officer assaulted teenage stepson, watchdog finds - Stuff
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Motorcycle cop reached almost 200km/h when pursuing driver who crashed and died - NZ Herald
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Watching the watchdog: how police oversight body fell short on McSkimming - Newsroom
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Former police boss Andrew Coster resigns as head of the Social Investment Agency, RNZ understands - thepost.co.nz
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Revealed: The senior cops who exposed the Jevon McSkimming police 'cover-up' - RNZ
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Case by Case Explains: Independent Police Conduct Authority - NZ Herald
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Cop dumped cannabis evidence because he ‘could not be bothered’ - Stuff
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Police use of force 'unjustified', but not after man threatened to harm himself - NZ Herald
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Revealed: The key figures in the IPCA report which found serious misconduct at the highest levels - RNZ
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Former police officer convicted after unlawfully accessing police database - Stuff
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Civil Aviation Authority security boss Chris de Wattignar on leave after Independent Police Conduct Authority report - NZ Herald
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Use of police dog during woman's arrest was 'excessive' - IPCA - Stuff
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Police watchdog launches investigation into complaints about controversial interviewing method - Stuff
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Inside a 'cover-up': The top cops, the 'quasi investigation' and the officers who stood up - RNZ
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Independent Police Conduct Authority bullying report describes 'boys' club' among senior officers and a culture of fear - Stuff
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Police pepper-spray incident 'unnecessary, unlawful' - IPCA - NZ Herald
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Arrest video referred to IPCA amid claims of police brutality - NZ Herald
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Independent Police Conduct Authority finds officer not justified in fatally shooting man in 2021 - RNZ
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Litany of police failures found after Farzana Yaqubi murdered despite stalking complaints - RNZ
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Police response to threats reported by murder victim ‘inadequate’ - Stuff
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IPCA says police used excessive force on woman in custody - NZ Herald
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Kaikohe arrest: Driver choked police dog before officer punched him - NZ Herald
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Authority rules police right to shoot man at Vinegar Hill - NZ Herald
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Woman who died in crash after fleeing police in stolen car was mum of two - NZ Herald
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MDMA obtained and taken by southern police officers, IPCA confirms - Stuff
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Police officer used unjustified force putting drunk woman in headlock, IPCA finds - Stuff
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Police who returned fire at fugitive Rollie Heke cleared by IPCA - NZ Herald
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Review finds arrest of protester unlawful - Times.co.nz
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Mercedes driver's complaint about being confronted at gunpoint by Hastings police dismissed - NZ Herald
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How the police watchdog is more secretive than the spy agency - RNZ
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Man's death after being injured in custody a police failure, authority finds - NZ Herald
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Police officer investigated for making 'inappropriate, sexually explicit comments' - Stuff
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Officer unjustified in fatal shooting of Auckland man, police watchdog rules - Te Ao Māori News
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Police kept private papers from family protection case - thepost.co.nz
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Veteran activist John Minto unlawfully pepper-sprayed and arrested at protest - IPCA - RNZ
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IPCA releases report into Parliament protest - Stuff
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Senior police officer investigated for bullying colleagues - Stuff
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Senior Manawatū police officer cleared of interfering with sexual assault investigation - Stuff
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Complaint over police handling of Todd Barclay case received by Independent Police Conduct Authority - Stuff
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Police recruit unlawfully hunted wild horse and hindered investigation - Stuff
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Senior police officer on leave amid investigation - Times.co.nz
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Complaints to police watchdog surge by 64 per cent over last two years - Stuff
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Red faces at Independent Police Conduct Authority in apology over email blunder - Stuff
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Palmerston North man alleges police broke his arm and refused to call an ambulance - Stuff
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Haumaha to return to work 'bewildered' after IPCA report into his humiliation of staff - Stuff
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Taxpayers to cough up thousands after failed Napier siege - Stuff
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Departments' handling of Haumaha bullying allegations may be inspected - Stuff
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Auckland Harbour Bridge jumper Alaric Eccleston troubled but a 'good dude' - Stuff
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Gallery: Operation Eight - Independent Police Conduct Authority report released - Te Ao Māori News
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