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the
I firmly believe that
difficulties of the situation
referred to would have been materialy
modified is r
the services of well
trained Detectives could have been
available. Dam also induced to
believe that
any
well devised
Detective system effectively worked out would preclude the possibility of the
the recurrence of such dreadful
results as were brought about by
cacises in
divided authority and other the Shuokuvan and Hodworthy murder cases
showkewan
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Concluding Observations
Although I have not
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made reference to all the evils by which in my opinion the entire police syston of the Colony is
beset, still I have endeavoured to
point out some of the
enco
for
more
glaring
some of which I have
ventured to
186.
suggest
remedial measures.
Dam not biased in
saver of any particular syetem
for the
may
simple
reason that such
have been found to answer elsewhere, Krewing
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I do by
experience that the local requirements of a place should first be duly considered ; ; get ; & quik see that some of the best frinciples of the Organization and administration