Steve Greally
New Zealandpolice officerMale6.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Superintendent Steve Greally serves as the Director of Road Policing for the New Zealand Police, where he plays a crucial role in overseeing road safety initiatives and managing road policing operations. Recently, he has been involved in addressing a significant integrity issue concerning over 30,000 inaccurately recorded breath tests, which has raised concerns about the accountability and reliability of police practices in New Zealand.
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Steve Greally is the director of road policing who urged drivers to take extra caution after recent road accidents.
One person dead after Ōpunake crash on SH45New Zealand· 2026-06-22Director of road policing Superintendent Steve Greally said that is absolutely gutting.
Solo transtasman sailor rescued after night in rough seas off NorthlandNew Zealand· 2026-06-01
Superintendent Steve Greally, director of road policing, told the Herald police would be out on the roads over the next two weeks targeting speed, distracted drivers, non-wearing of seatbelts, and impairment.
Christmas road toll: New Zealand’s most dangerous places to drive this weekNew Zealand· 2025-12-25
Superintendent Steve Greally, director of road policing, told the Herald police would be out on the roads over the next two weeks targeting speed, distracted drivers, non-wearing of seatbelts, and impairment.
Christmas road toll: New Zealand’s most dangerous places to drive this weekNew Zealand· 2025-12-25Steve Greally is the director of road policing who discussed the discovery of data anomalies in breath tests.
How police discovered 30,000 ‘falsely or erroneously’ recorded breath testsNew Zealand· 2025-11-28
