... This national event, co-ordinated by the Home Office, Association of Chief Police Officers, the Police Crime Prevention Centre, Crime Concern, and local authorities, is -thoufllt to be the first of its kind on such a scale. It is certainly a first for Carnforth ...

... falling-off crime of every description. nother paper, referring to Blackburn, on October 1, 1914, at which date no restrictions whatever were in existence, saidA striking feature in connection with the war has been the remarkable absence of crime Blackburn ...

... crimes ...

... ON CRIME Almost all who enter upon a course of crime do so between the ages of eight and sixteen. —Earl of Shaftesbury. Crimes lead one into anottier; they who are capable of being forgers are capable of being incendiaries.—Burke. ...

... years crime had steadily and largely on the Con- tinent. There secular education under State dominance had been vastly improved, while in Scotland and Wales, where predominantly the schools had been in union with the decreased. tian Church, crime had steadily ...

... THE CRIME. SUICIDE OF A GAMEKEEPER. A prominent landowner in Buckinghamshire, Mr. I Edward Hanslope Watts, was shot dead in a lane I I near Newport as he was returning from Hanslope Church with his wife. Two shots were fired at him from behind a hedge ...

... CRIME And now a word on Crime and Why You Shouldn't Commit It. on Artificial Silk and Why You Shouldn't Call It Real. on Cheques and Why You Shouldn't 'Forge Them, and on Other Relevant Matters. Dr. Hoyland Smith. the Leeds Police Suraeon, showed me the ...

... THE CRIME. t* - Foreign Special.) LISBON. Thursday, exhaustive inqtiiriea in the where the regicide Manuel Buioa , . x.edcd oodecting th. following • -ning his past history, hi* manner • i his movement* just before the -11 XVI the crime. —n Viohaes. a ...

... THE CRIME. It the 27th September last, that the unhappy association of Thomas Kiley, stonemason, living in CharlM-atreet, with the woman, Elizabeth Alston, of 10, Back Dock-street, had fatal termination. The unfortunate woman, and the man who was executed ...

... CRIME Courts of summary jurisdiction. Year Charges its Charges in Jas. courts courts for adults 693.553 1913 1917 .. %al 1929 . 2 3 / 4 39 614.449 1930 24.662 . 640.670 If we exclude the war year. 1917, we see a great and continuous improvement fa ...

... crimes committed concerned motor vehicles. The provision of surveillance cameras in car parks would be of great help in both deterring criminals and assisting in their apprehension. He regretted that in many cases financial considerations prevented them ...

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