213
cases have occurred where men
had leave granted by each of the Superintendents successively.
11.
With such want of division & of laber and responsibility
higher grades,
lower romko
understood.
12. Bad as
the condition o
in the
can be readily
of t
the
the result from
X
the division, or rather want of
authority in the
concentration in
Department, the evils arising from those out of the Department exercising autherity in Police matters, were much greater magnitude.
13.
of
experienced greater diffirelliant in ascertaining where such authority
*
terminated, than where it had
either been vested or assumed.
233
+14.
I may cite
in which
car.
instance
a subordinate of another
Department set in mution and
directed the action of the Police
in a
case where the
reasons existed for
on
15.
shengest
interference
the part of the Police.
When in charge of the
Department I found
impediments obstructing
00
many
as it were
the fire and proper working of the Gorce, that I determined
Atr
effort to remove the
making
vo as to
glaring out of the
wary, have some chance of attaining
the