A normally quiet Taradale street was filled with Police and Fire vehicles as a P-Lab was discovered and then made safe. Concerns over safety meant the bomb squad was called in to check the property out before the clean up could begin. Photos are on SNPA.
Police bomb squad members at work at a P Lab in Taradale, Napier, Friday, November 18, 2011. Credit: SNAP / Kerry Marshall
Police, Fire, and Ambulance stand by as bomb squad members work at a P Lab in Taradale, Napier, Friday, November 18, 2011. Credit: SNAP / Kerry Marshall
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Bad finish to 2010 with a fatal MVC at Whirinaki was followed by a bad start to 2011 with a fatal on Railway Road, Hastings, after a car left the road and ended up into a ditch.
Scene of a fatal collision between a truck and car, SH2, Whirinake, Napier, Friday, December 31, 2010. Credit: KAMPIC / Kerry Marshall
Police recover the vehicle at the scene of a fatal crash, SH2, South of Hastings, Hawkes Bay, Saturday, January 01, 2011. Credit:NZPA / Kerry Marshall
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Don’t you hate it when you’re at the opposite end of the street to the action! Waiting at a roadblock while the police searched for a suspect in the stabbing of a dairy owner I managed to get two frames as he ran across the street.
Police chase a suspect following a stabbing at a Latham Street Dairy, Napier, New Zealand, Monday, May 24, 2010. Credit:NZPA / Kerry Marshall
That’s a major crop. From over 500m away I cropped the 12mpx, 4000+pixel image to 880 pixels to submit. But a huge crop is better than no pic. The Dominion Post blew it up huge for their front page, to the point it fell apart. The HB Today ran it front page but slight smaller so it still looked OK.
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Armed police searched a suspected meth lab in Napier today and we managed to get some close up images.
Armed Offenders Squad police storm an address in Griffin Street after reports of drugs and firearms, Napier, New Zealand,Thursday, May 20, 2010. Credit:NZPA / Kerry Marshall
Armed Offenders Squad police storm an address in Griffin Street after reports of drugs and firearms, Napier, New Zealand,Thursday, May 20, 2010. Credit:NZPA / Kerry Marshall
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On a fine Art Deco saturday Prime Minister John Key played a round of golf with Senior Constable Bruce Miller, making good on a promise following the May 2009 Napier seige. Photos on NZPA.
Prime Minister John Key is watched by Senior Constable Bruce Miller as he warms up before a golf game promised following the Napier Siege, Saturday, February 20, 2010. Credit: NZPA / Kerry Marshall
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