Operation Corricvale - Day Five
New Zealand Police National News Release
10:06am 18 July 2008
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release.html?id=4135
Detective Inspector Steve Wood of the Waitemata District CIB says he is proud of the immense level of commitment
demonstrated by all police personnel involved in the current search for Xin Xin Ma.
"There is a large team of investigators involved and their meticulous professionalism is achieving results. Each and
every one of them is totally committed," he said.
"I fully appreciate and understand why there is such a strong public interest in knowing the intricate details of this
investigation, but equally I ask everyone to recognise that the number one priority for police is the safety of Xin Xin
which we will not compromise."
"This is why I have sought and received a level of cooperation and patience. I would like this to continue in the
understanding that when I am able to publicly provide additional information I will certainly do so."
"Your positive response and support has resulted in us following through on several lines of positive enquiry. I urge
you to continue providing any information that you consider may be valuable to police."
"The family equally want all New Zealand to know that they too have been overwhelmed by the expressions of public
concern for the safety of Xin Xin conveyed to them. They remain confident they will be reunited with their daughter,"
Inspector Wood said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the North Shore CIB on 09 477 5000 - OR - confidential text line on 027 27
27 669
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