Cook Islands Police

Well in advance of taking delivery of a new Police Patrol Boat in 2022, a naming competition for the Cook Islands' vessel is under consideration. The new boat is under the Australia Government's Pacific Patrol Boat Replacement Program.

Water safety message has been issued following drowning tragedy involving kayaks.

Motorcyclists are being urged not to be complacent about leaving their vehicles in vulnerable locations and with keys in the ignition. The unlawful taking of motorbikes is all too frequent and has a mixed outcome of recovery.

Local adult males on motorcycles continue to represent the most at risk group of drivers on Rarotonga roads, according to latest Police statistics on motor vehicle crashes.

White Ribbon Day commemorated by Police Officers today. Break the Silence. End the Violence.

Sgt Kareroa (R) and Const. Rakei help coordinate the Police efforts to commemorate White Ribbon Day tomorrow.

Commissioner issues zero-tolerance warning to thugs engaging in fights in public places, following early morning stabbing incident.

Police undergo training this week with new radar equipment as part of a crackdown on speeding.

Commissioner in Solomon Islands as Cook Islands salutes the successful conclusion of RAMSI after 14 years of regional cooperation.

Medivac underway for pregnant woman in isolated Northern Group island of Nassau.

Police respond to urgent morning call out for vehicle fire.

Government moves to cut $50 component from drivers' license fees for motorbikes.

Small Police team continue volunteer work today resurrecting Rarotonga road signs.

Police undergo Unit strengthening with regular internal reviews and training on critical areas of policing.

Police complete a successful operation in overseeing the visit of New Zealand Prime Minister Bill English.

Preparations being finalised for this week's visit by New Zealand PM Bill English.

Cook Islands plays lead role in accreditation of 8 Pacific Fingerprint Specialists, in Fiji.

Seven percent of the drivers stopped during one-hour Police traffic blitz today incurred minor offence notices.

Recent vandalism against police assets and property poses a heavy cost to taxpayers and a serious risk to community safety.