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Senior Constable Don Allan's monthly newsletter

Colleen from Onehunga

Merry Christmas Neighbours,
Attached is Don's last newsletter for 2023 with recommendations how to keep safer all year round and also during Holiday season e.g. don't leave a descriptive phone message on voicemail etc that you're away and best not to post your holiday plans on sites like facebook.
And of course there's plenty more in the newsletter to help us :-)

I'm suggesting we use Don's email address to wish him a Happy & Safe Christmas and New Year and a thank you for his ongoing service to our community. Don't forget to mention Piper :-)
Donald.allan@police.govt.nz

December Newsletter 2023.pdf Download View

a guide to crime-prevention.pdf Download View

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