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Henderson Beat Team launch

Brian from Mount Roskill

Police are excited to invite media to the launch of the Henderson Beat Team, which began patrolling this week.
A launch event will be held in Henderson on Friday morning.
Waitematā West Area Commander Inspector Simon Walker and Minister of Police Mark Mitchell will launch the team.
Please arrive before the start time to allow time to set up.
WHERE:
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Meet at Waitākere Chambers
6 Henderson Valley Road, Henderson.
Entrance is accessed via Te Ara Pūheke or via Railside Avenue, using the rail overbridge.
WHEN
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Friday 12 September from 11am-12.30pm
WHAT
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The Henderson Beat Team will be launched to community guests and media.
After the launch there will be further opportunities for media with a walkalong through part of Henderson CBD, followed by a media stand up.
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