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... CRIME HXSTORY is being made -in Stafford this week. Twenty semior police officers each represeting a separate force- in -the county, are attending a course-at the Staffordshire county police headquarters. It is the first of its kind to be run by the ...

... crime the latest systems and equipments designed by the Home Office Telecommunications Department to enable their men to get on with crime detection more quickly and successfully. The police forces of the next few years are going to forge rapidly ahead ...

... Crime Police in Leamington claimed late-night food vendors were a catalyst for crime in the small hours of the morning. But Coun John Howlett said: “People who work late at night want a sandwich or something to eat before they go home. “Only a small percent ...

... CRIME EXCESSIVE drinking is usually caused by self-disgust. Crime takes the same feeling much further and registers the criminal’'s rebellion against society. A man ill at ease with himself often turns on society to vent his inner rage and work out his ...

... CRIME CRIME has created one of the greatest moral dilemmas of the century. Should a criminal be incarcerated in prison or put in the care of a psychiatrist ? If kept in prison, should life be made as comfortable for him as possible or should he be treated ...

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... crimes “t is most unfortunate for the people concerned that you were not caught sooner. It is quite clear that you are a persistent crime operator.” | Detective-constable Carl Woodgate said that Howe came to live in this country on June, 1960, and went ...

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