... t, 111110 It keeps crime down and that's what we all want. But Chief Supt. Loughran announced a 5.2 per cent. increase in crime in -the Warwickshire and Coventry force area during the first half of this year. Of the 14,532 crimes, 43 per cent. (the same ...

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... `crime' 10 hi a house= owner fined £5 MAN lci lore pleadedtn ly A.pe minted number of people to xi, in his home was fined SA by Co entry Magistrates. Chainchal Singh Sldhu admit allowing 10 people to live In his house at 22, Daimler Road, Coventry, atter ...

... CRIME But Little is Local' CRIME has risen in almost every police district, and the growing numbers of criminal cases t;!°re the courts confirm that more persons, par'lady young persons, are engaging in crime. st ab This is stated today by H.M. Inspectors ...

... on crime says JP BRITAIN has gone soft when it comes to dealing With criminals, said Mr Jack Green, the chairman of Rugby magistrates yesterday. - Everybody is now on the aide of the wrong-doer. said Mr Green. commenting on a 49 per ccnt rise in the ...

... interest in detecting crime. He probably looks on this as the most. important aspect of police work. More determined Chief Supt. Brown believes that the level of crime will rise and that the present C.I.D. system will be unable to cope. Crimes of violence had ...

... to crime A COVENTRY man spent six nights a week nursing his dying mother. But on his free evening he turned to crime, a court heard. Robert Peter Ward (24) had been released early from a two-year jail sentence because his mother had terminal cancer, Coventry ...

... of crime able Ray Reardon Ong redo. The ringleaders' review of the ptot had anrepen empected tance was edlken a the nd, of course, the money had ali gone. Then ilia talking mug Ohota began to earn their Corn. There were tales of plans going wrong.. Some ...

... Crime in the Philippines The Philippine Constabulary report for the first six months of 1962 lists 75 armed clashes with lawless elements, with 63 outlaws killed. '75 captured. Nineteen policemen were killed and 21 wounded. Police Investigated 585 murder ...

... of crime there was no national or statutory agency to help crime victims. We regard our homes as something of a castle; we feel secure. But when somebody else has entered. perhaps when we are not there, then It undermines our feelings. and for some people ...

... ON THE CRIME THE - ayes' have it when it comes to the Constable Crime series. and the - eyes' have it in their latest offering. A psychopathic murderer is on the 'owe in New York in Gus Wears 'A Woman's Eyes - • Constable. £3-236. Eyes are cut out of ...

... on crime is tough SWEEPING new powers for dealing with mounting crime, particularly the use of violence, will be provided by the Criminal Justice Bill being introduced in the Commons today. MISS U.K. was stilt favourite at P-I for the Miss World title ...