Police are asking the public for footage after a west Auckland man died following a shooting spree on Friday.
In a statement on Saturday Waitematā District Commander Superintendent Naila Hassan said police wanted anyone who saw what happened to come forward.
"If you witnessed the events that unfolded yesterday between 10am and 10:50am and have information that could assist the investigation, please contact police," Supt Hassan said.
Supt Hassan said police would like any photos, cellphone videos, dash cam footage CCTV or any other multimedia footage.
"Police also encourage Henderson residents and business owners who have CCTV cameras in homes or businesses to please register your cameras on https://www.communitycam.co.nz/ and upload relevant footage referencing case number 230317/3304," Supt Hassan said.
People who have information that could help with the investigation are urged to call police on 105 or online at 105.police.govt.nz using 'Update Report' and reference case number 230317/3304.
The footage can be uploaded using this link.
At 10am on Friday, a man in his mid-20s who was on active charges relating to drugs and violence attempted to rob a petrol station in Auckland's Henderson.
Supt Hassan said police "immediately" responded and tracked the man's vehicle, a black BMW. Just after 10:33am, the vehicle returned to the scene and a firearm was presented to police staff before the man drove away again.
The Police Eagle Helicopter tracked the man's driving around the Henderson area where he was seen acting erratically and firing on multiple occasions at police staff.
The man then drove to the Henderson police station where he exited his vehicle brandishing a firearm. Police then shot the man.
He was taken to hospital in a critical condition, and died on Friday afternoon.
