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    Police admit they fell short by mishandling a 111 call from Maketu in March last year

    Police admit they fell short by mishandling a 111 call from Maketu in March last year


    When Nevaeh Ager's great grandmother called police, concerned about the child's father, Aaron Izett , they told her they didn't have the power to intervene.

    The following morning, Nevaeh was found dead.

    Assistant Police Commissioner Tusha Penny says all information relating to a 111 call needs to be compiled in one place.

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