Senior Auckland detective faces investigation over objectionable material
Monday 24 November 2025 · 4 outlets · 3 reports · updated In this story Jevon McSkimming
An experienced Auckland-based detective is facing a criminal investigation for allegedly possessing objectionable material. The investigation involves three police staff members regarding the misuse of inappropriate content. The detective, who has decades of experience and has received awards, has been stood down.
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