Head Injury/Concussion Claims Pertinent to Police Cars
Anthony Jordan made this Official Information request to New Zealand Police
The request was partially successful.
From: Anthony Jordan
Dear New Zealand Police,
1/ Please provide information Pertaining to numbers of Head Injuries/Concussions, or any type of Injury to Cranial anatomy, as the result of Rear Door and/or Rear Seat activities that were sworn Police Staff
a) As the result of an Arrest
b) In the course of a Non-Arrest duty
2/ Please provide information Pertaining to numbers of Head Injuries/Concussions, or any type of Injury to Cranial anatomy, as the result of Rear Door and/or Rear Seat activities that were to non-sworn Staff/Citizens/Immigrants-(Legal or Illegal immigrants)
a) Arrests
b) Non-Arrests
3/ Please provide information Pertaining to numbers of Head Injuries/Concussions, or any type of Injury to Cranial anatomy, as the result of Rear Door and/or Rear Seat activities that were not reported to the Accident Compensation Corporation
4/ Cost of these Incidents/Injuries to the New Zealand Police
Yours faithfully,
Anthony Jordan
From: WRIGHT-MCCARTHY, Hannah
New Zealand Police
Dear Anthony
I refer to your request of 25 March 2019 as below.
Your request is being actioned pursuant to the Official Information Act
1982.
Ngā mihi
Hannah Wright-McCarthy
Ministerial Services Advisor
Police National Headquarters
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From: WRIGHT-MCCARTHY, Hannah
New Zealand Police
Dear Anthony
I refer to your request of 25 March 2019 for information relating to head
injuries as the result rear door/rear seat activities.
Could I ask that you email me back on a personal email so I can discuss
your request with you in more detail?
Ngā mihi
Hannah Wright-McCarthy
Ministerial Services Advisor
Police National Headquarters
E [email address]
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From: Anthony Jordan
Dear WRIGHT-MCCARTHY, Hannah,
Sincere thanks for your prompt reply and opputuntiy to private e mail
However, In order to maintain my focus on the main points and objectives, please provide information as per request via this site
Yours sincerely,
Anthony Jordan
From: WRIGHT-MCCARTHY, Hannah
New Zealand Police
Dear Anthony
Please find attached the NZ Police response to your OIA.
Ngā mihi
Hannah Wright-McCarthy
Ministerial Services Advisor
Police National Headquarters
E [email address]
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A very poor response
If one is to assume that a employer must take all practicable steps to prevent injuries, surely the employer needs to know what extent what injuries are prominent
In this day and age...with Mild Traumatic brain injury being in headlines, the NZ Police have a pathetic concern...borderline contemptuous
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