Samantha's story | Puhikura | New Zealand Police

[@peterstanford5535]

OH! HOW I miss your beautiful country, had to leave in 1967 due to family illness, never forgotten it, great job you've got you can be really proud to be serving your community, best of luck to you and all in the N.Z. POLICE FORCE.

[@majtinola6036]

You're an inspiration for a lot of people 👍❣️

[@melaniedickinson3476]

Ka rawe mana wahine, he tino pai hoki koe 👮‍♀️👍

[@delavega5354]

she is a beautiful woman.Pure soul

[@lightfoot.2000]

Kia Kaha! 🤘😎 Arohanui 😎👌

[@trotamundos73]

I know this young lady and I can tell that Nz police is so lucky to have her in the blue family. Good luck in your career Sam, your brother Manny 😉

[@thegem4103]

That's what it was like in school - if you were not obviously Maori or accepted by whatever Maori community was in school, you could not do Maori. What a good video this lady has done. Good on her

[@lyndahartat1471]

WHAT A LOVLEY TALENTED LADY YOU WILL GO A LONG WAY YOU SURELY ARE MAKING OUR COUNTRY A BETTEF PLACE YOU WILL MAKE A GOOD POLICE WOMEN ALONGSIDE ALL THE OTHER MANY TALENTS YOU HAVE FROM LYNDA HART

[@MrMarcol29]

ACAC 🤌🏻