Glen Eden police shooting: Death a 'tragedy for all', commissioner says
Kia ora neigbours, the death of a man who opened fire on police officers, injuring three, is a “tragedy for everyone”, Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says.
Police are still working to piece together what happened in the lead-up to the incident in Glen Eden on Monday morning.
All three of the injured police officers, two of whom had “moderate” injuries, were being treated at Auckland City Hospital.
“When I heard three officers had been shot, my heart sank,” Coster said.
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Albert-Eden,
Puketapapa & Whau
Local Boards,
Auckland Domain,
Manukau Memorial Gardens,
North Shore
Memorial Park,
Waikumete Cemetery.
Herbicide applications will be carried out in reserves, cycleways, street gardens, street kerb and channels and berms/boundary edges. No spraying will be undertaken in agreed no-spray zones, during this period.
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