Open Justice reporter·NZ Herald·6 Aug, 2026 11:03 PM3 mins to readMatthew Rogers first appeared in Manukau District Court in June on charges of possessing objectionable publications. Photo / Jason DordayA police officer has admitted possessing objectionable material after internal reviews following the Jevon McSkimming scandal.This morning, Matthew Rogers, 59, appeared in the Manukau District Court, and admitted a representative charge of possessing an objectionable publication. Rogers had faced nine charges, but Crown lawyer Kristy Li said the
Auckland police officer Matthew Rogers admits possessing an objectionable publication
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