Police Ten 7

It's a busy summer's night in Rotorua and officers are on their way to assist an off-duty officer who's caught a suspected thief.

For Pahia officers, New Year's Eve is one of the busiest nights of the year, and once the fireworks have finished, the fights begin.

It's just before midnight and officers have been called to deal with a fight between two brothers.

Officers are heading to a backpackers on Karangahape Road where an intoxicated male and his partner have already been ejected.

Officers have been sent to Pilot Bay to intercept some drunk boaties being towed to shore by the Harbourmaster.

It's nearly midnight and a driver who can't seem to stick to his lane has attracted the attention of Timaru officers.

It's early evening in Gisborne and officers are on their way to a disturbance on the main street.

It's late on Friday night and the centre of Timaru is deserted apart from a man officers have just spotted sound asleep beside a half-eaten container of food.

As officers head to the incident, there's little information beyond the reported shouting.

It's 2am in Hamilton and a Delta officer is responding to a report about a very drunk guy getting into a car in the middle of town.

It's early evening in Tauranga and Constables Andrew McIvor and Anna Plowman are looking for a man who failed to stop for police, and then abandoned his car in Mount Maunganui

It's 7am and Gisborne officers are looking for John, who's been accused of stealing a vehicle from outside a local car yard.

Neighbours have reported loud fighting coming from a Palmerston North house, and officers are treating the call as a priority job.

It's 1am on a quiet Friday night as officers do the rounds of Rotorua's clubs and bars. Officers stop a car that's driving around without a front bumper.

New Year's Eve celebrations in Paihia always attract a big crowd and a major police operation

8 o'clock in the morning's an unusual time for a pursuit, but when Masterton Constables try to stop a car for speeding it takes off.

National Crate Day means a lot of young people drinking a lot of alcohol. A Booze Bus operation is set up to try to keep the drinkers off the road.

Reports have come in that a person has jumped the fence of the Edmond Hillary School in Papakura. Officers have an idea of who they may encounter at the school.

An AT security guard is on the phone with comms and says that he has reported an intoxicated male sitting at the train station.

It's nearly midnight and Timaru Constables are responding to a 111 call from the edge of town, where a taxi driver has been assaulted by a male called Josh.

It's 1 o'clock in the morning and Dunedin's Saturday night crowd's still going strong when Constables Matthew Nicolson and Jono Bentley spot a car running an orange light

Police move on a group that have been asking people for money outside a shopping centre.

A police dog handler is called to track a male that has taken off after assaulting a female.

A drunk male is found lying on the side of the road and is too intoxicated to tell Police his name or where he lives

Drivers using cell phones are a major cause of crashes and Constables have just spotted a guy paying more attention to his mobile than the road.

Family violence is one of the worst issues police deal with, so Constables are wasting no time getting to the scene.

Constables are responding to a call about a dairy owner who's being abused by a group of young teens girls.

When you're in a moving car, it can be hard to tell if you're in the middle of an earthquake.

A simple parking manoeuvre goes terribly wrong, and the suspect of a burglary in Northland tries but fails to talk his way out of trouble.