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06 Sept 2025
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If the Garda College in Templemore made recruitment videos like the New Zealand Police force then we would all want to join as it looks more like being an extra in an action film rather than real life crime stoppers.
NZ Police have released a recruitment video to encourage New Zealanders to join their force. The video has become a huge viral hit and it is not surprising as it features over 70 real cops, the police band, helicopters, stunts and even police cats and dogs.
In the bio to promote the video the Police force say “we’re here to encourage a range of New Zealanders to join our team. We want our country to be the safest, but we can’t do it without your help. So, if you care enough to be a cop, we’ll make sure you’re capable enough. Take the first step and visit newcops.co.nz”
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