Police Ten 7

The series follows police officers across New Zealand, providing viewers with behind‑the‑scenes access to their investigations and daily routines. It reveals new information about high‑profile crimes, shedding light on the methods, resources and challenges faced by law enforcement in these cases.

The series is a television programme presented in an episode format, classified under a generic genre. It is produced as a straightforward factual show that centres on the daily duties of law‑enforcement personnel in New Zealand. The programme’s structure follows a conventional documentary style, offering viewers a clear view of police work without any fictional embellishment. Each instalment tracks the activities of New Zealand police officers as they go about their investigations. The camera work provides behind‑the‑scenes access to active cases, allowing the audience to see procedures that are normally hidden from public view. In addition, the series brings to light fresh details concerning crimes that have attracted considerable media attention, giving a more complete picture of high‑profile incidents. The overall aim of the show is to give the public a transparent look at how serious offences are handled by the police. By presenting new information about well‑known criminal cases, the programme seeks to deepen viewers’ understanding of the investigative process. Its focus remains firmly on real‑world policing, with each episode delivering factual updates and insights drawn directly from the officers’ own experiences on the ground.