
Dave de Lange
Detective Inspector Dave de Lange is a law enforcement officer known for his role in investigating serious crimes. He has been involved in various high-profile cases within the police force, focusing on ensuring public safety and thorough investigations. Recently, he was in the news for leading the investigation into the unexplained death of a man in Wairoa.
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Recent news mentions
Detective Inspector Dave De Lange provided updates on the case.
Kaea Karauria killing: Three teens now charged with murdering Napier boy
Detective Inspector Dave de Lange described the police investigation as 'very complex' and expressed hope for closure for the victims' families.
Gisborne party deaths: Jury finds Libya Tamihere guilty of murder and grievous body harmDetective Inspector Dave De Lange said: 'Police will continue to act without hesitation when a witness is threatened.'
Kaea Karauria homicide: Family and community plan hīkoi as police continue hunt for teen’s killerDetective Inspector Dave de Lange said in a statement at the time that police seized 'significant' quantities of methamphetamine and cannabis during these warrants.
Gisborne meth operation: Bikes, cars and $81,000 cash seized by police
Detective Inspector Dave De Lange, of the Eastern police district, told the Herald officers were taking a zero-tolerance approach to illegal gang-related activity across the region.
Gang tensions: ‘Off the scale’ drug supply and social media posts spark ‘dangerous’ confrontations
Detective Inspector Dave De Lange expressed that police were pleased to see justice done for Ariki Rigby’s family.
Ariki Rigby murder: Jimmy Heremaia jailed for life with no parole for 12 yearsDetective Inspector Dave de Lange said the death was being treated as 'unexplained', and inquiries were under way.
Family mourns 73-year-old Wairoua grandfather after unexplained deathDetective Inspector Dave de Lange said the death was being treated as unexplained and inquiries were under way.
Wairoa death probe: Man found unresponsive, police investigate















