Police Ten 7

West Auckland Police respond to a drunk driver who has crashed into two cars. The driver admits fault and offers words of wisdom about the dangers of drink driving. Once taken back to the station for breath testing he decides that co-operating with Police is no longer on his agenda.

Auckland Central Police are called to an assault where a man has been robbed and beaten in the toilets of a bar. Passers by detained the offender when they heard the victims call for help. The offender claims he attacked the victim because he called him racial slurs.

West Auckland officers pull over a driver after he does a burnout in front of them. Although the young driver is expecting a lecture from Police, he's not expecting to have his car confiscated under tough new traffic laws. Later in the evening the officers pull over another car after a short pursuit. The driver and his passengers are hostile and aggressive and officers find drugs in their car.

Avondale Police pull over a Mercedes believing it to be stolen. The driver turns out to be the cars legal owner but he has been drinking. At the station the driver tries every time wasting trick in the book to drag the process out.

Mission Bay Police pull over car for a routine check. As Police are about to speak with the driver he takes off leading Police on brief, high-speed chase. The offender quickly realises he can't out drive the Police so he tries to escape on foot.

West Auckland Police pull over a dodgy car and find a very drunk driver. A driver by profession, he is not only nearly three times the drink drive limit he is also driving a car with an expired warrant of fitness and registration.

Invercargill Police receive a call from a woman home alone with a prowler attempting to break in. Police arrive and find the offender hiding inside a woodshed. He is drunk and claims that he knows the residents. He is taken back to the station where he struggles to remember the nights events or see the seriousness of his situation.