'Not worth getting hurt': Police union slams proposed citizens' arrest powers

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Police Association president Chris Cahill describes the reforms as risky and unnecessary. Photo: RNZ The union for police has slammed beefed-up citizen arrest powers proposed by the Government, saying they are highly risky and could have unintended consequences.

'Not worth getting hurt': Police union slams proposed citizens' arrest powers

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