Nelson police officer killed in car ramming

The story so far
On New Year's Day, a vehicle struck police officers during a foot patrol in Nelson's Buxton Square, although one report gives New Year's Eve.1, 2 Jan 2025 Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming died from her injuries, and a fellow senior sergeant, Adam Ramsay, was injured and has since been reported in stable condition after surgery.1, 2 Jan 2025 A 32-year-old man was arrested at the scene and now faces eight charges, including murder, attempted murder and using a vehicle as a weapon.1, 2, 9 Jan 2025 At Nelson District Court he was remanded in custody without plea, and his name suppression was later extended until his High Court appearance.3, 9 Jan 2025 Thousands attended a candlelight vigil, and a national minute's silence was held before a funeral with full police honours in Nelson, which the Prime Minister returned early to attend.3, 12, 15 Jan 2025
Latest
Fleming's funeral was held in Nelson with full police honours and was attended by dignitaries.16 Jan 2025 Police across New Zealand had earlier observed a minute's silence in her honour.15 Jan 2025
What's next
The accused is due to appear in the High Court in February, when his name suppression will be considered again.9 Jan 2025
Key moments
- Senior Sergeant dies after car rams police vehicle in Nelson

- Driver charged with murder and attempted murder after officers struck

- Accused remanded in custody without plea at Nelson District Court

- Thousands attend candlelight vigil in central Nelson

- Name suppression extended; accused faces eight charges including murder
- Prime Minister cuts short overseas trip to attend funeral
- Police nationwide observe minute of silence for senior sergeant

- Funeral held in Nelson with full police honours

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Key people and organisations
Richard Chambers Police Commissioner- NZ Police
Christopher Luxon Prime Minister, National leader
Coverage
RNZ15
NZ Herald15
Otago Daily Times14
1News12
Stuff9
The Press3
Waikato Times3- NNewstalk ZB1