... THE YEAR'S CRIME police returns, which are in progress of completion the Chief Constable (Ur Gatherum) shun- that during the year 1401 cases have been made known to the police, being decrease on the previous year. The number of persons dealt with, however ...

... CRIME IN MARCH. The Chief Constable reporta that the number of crimes ami offences reported made known the police during was 59, and number persons apprehended or cited in connection therewith was S3, When compared with the corre6|K>ndiiig period 1920 ...

... Spotlight on crime TEENAGE crime in Fife is being put under the microscope by a new body. The Fife branch of the Scottish Association for the Study of Delinquency comprises police, lawyers, social workers and other interested parties. It aims to encourage ...

... Campaign on crime 5 A MAJOR crime prevention initiative is being launched in Kirkcaldy on Monday. Entitled “Profit from Prevention”, a conference is to be staged in the Adam Smith Centre which will be officially opened by Lord James Douglas Hamilton MP ...

... OCEAN OF CRIME Mr Smith commented on publicity given to violence in recent times, and said that it might have “encouraged not a wave of crime but an ocean of erime in the last few weeks.” Concern for the weaker member of society, and the person on the ...

... CRIME AT THE HOLIDAYS. TUB NSGB —ASSAULTIMO THE rOLIGB. In the Donfermline Sheriff Sommary Court on the Procurator-Fiscal for West Fife (Mr J*mea M'Perlane) reported that he bad found It necessary apprehend one man thn day. This was Come/tut Toyt, who ...

... CRIME RISE Mr Murison referred to the rise in crime over the years and he did not think the seriousness of the position should be hidden. In 1948, serious crimes totalled 3.130 whereas in 1965 these had risen to 5.937. In 1966 the total was 5.578. ! The ...

... WAVE OF CRIME Two unemployed men found their living expenses too much for them and were bored by inactivity. This set them off on a spree of housebreakings and led to their appearance on indictment at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court yesterday. Thomas Walker (19) ...

... CRIME IN FIFE CONVICTED PARSONS WHO HAD NO FIXED ABODE ...

... THE MOTIVE FOR THE CRIME Tie deceased woman was very well known ti the police in the western district of the city, and la •aid that she was in many ways rather tioableuse character. When wsroed off the streets she ftqne&tly became very pugnacious, and ...

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... develops the crime, unless it produce a change in the construction of railway carriages. It is a well-authenticated fact that a startling novelty in fashion, or art, is not more eagerly imitated than anything new and sensational in crime. If it be possible ...