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-----Anthony Jordan <[OIA #1356 email]> wrote:
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To: OIA requests at New Zealand Police <[New Zealand Police request email]>
From: Anthony Jordan <[OIA #1356 email]>
Date: 04/12/2013 01:29PM
Subject: Official Information Act request - Formal Record of Death
Threats

     Dear New Zealand Police,
    
     1/ In reference to the statements made in
     [1]http://tinyurl.com/n3caqes and statement provided
     in reply 7 June 2013, would this imply no complaint has been made
    
     2/ If the NZ Police are approached and &#39;Involved&#39; in safety
     matters
     such as the one the Accident Compensation Corp refer to in their
     letter dated 30 April 2013
     ([2]https://fyi.org.nz/request/813/response/...
     ) i.e. Harassment, Death Threats and threats towards their
     families. Would it be normal procedure of the NZ Police to make a
     formal system
     record of such discussions, or contact, for future Police reference
     in case any of these threats were to be carried out?
    
     Yours faithfully,
    
     Anthony Jordan
    
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