and neighbour Leonard Holmwood are shot and wounded. 9.40 am: Police cordon off the surrounding area and evacuate local residents. 10.00 am: Miller and Diver are taken to hospital. Police fail to recover Snee's body after being shot at by the gunman. 11.03 am: Police announced that "three police officers have been involved in a shooting incident in Napier this morning. Two police officers have been injured and are in hospital. A third officer is unaccounted for at this stage." 12.25 pm: More shots are fired, police talk to Molenaar through a loud hailer after which more shots are fired. 7.15 pm: A police website media release announced "Police have been unable at this point to extricate Senior Constable Snee." 8.05 pm: The Special Tactics Group arrives aboard a Unimog. 8 May 4.35 pm: Two of the army's light armoured vehicles, followed by a police car with officers and a police dog inside, enter the cordoned area. 5.00 pm: The body of Leonard Snee is retrieved by Police. 9 May 3:30 am: A volley of shots and a large explosion are heard. Police did not confirm where the shots came from. It was speculated that police detonated an explosive device against the house's garage door. 12:00 pm: Police discover the body of shooter Jan Molenaar in the first floor master bedroom. Len Snee Leonard "Len" Snee (11 March 1956 – 7 May 2009) was the 29th member of the New Zealand Police killed in the line of duty. A long-serving officer who was well known to the local community, Snee was a member of the Armed Offenders Squad and worked on drugs cases. In 1996, he was involved in the manhunt for Constable Glenn McKibbin's murderer, Terence Thompson, in Flaxmere. As with Molenaar, he was of Ngāti Kahungunu descent. Aftermath Molenaar had admirers in Napier, partly because of his anti-gang stance. His tangi at Ruahapia marae and funeral were well attended. Snee's tangi was at Takapau marae and his funeral in Napier's Municipal Theatre. Molenaar's partner Delwyn Ismalia Keefe, a convicted drug dealer, received $10,000 of Accident Compensation Corporation compensation for Molenaar's suicide. A restraining order was issued against Keefe over the house the two lived in, and more than $90,000 in cash and bank accounts, so the assets could be forfeited to the Crown on her sentencing on the drug charges. In May 2011 the court ordered the forfeiture