3
93
2.
This
Inan
was till
lately an Inspector of Nui- Cwing to certain ~ entertained by
sances.
duspicions enter.
the Captain Superintendent
ouf Police on
account of
him by
ports made to him
Me
Ml
some
Chinese concerning Mo Allis- ter, the Captain Superintendent of Police thought it right to test the Inspector's honesty by giving
of his in- formants marked notes to be offered to petitioner to in
to one
duce
|| duce him to neglect his duty.
McAllister having
3.
accepted the bribe under the observation of a Police Sergeant
-
concealed behind the parti- tion of the room, he
was
charged at the Magistracy under section 3 of Ordinance. 3 of 1898 which deals with the acceptance of bribes by pa-
blic servants.
After preti-
minary taken the defendant.
evidence had been
was re
manded till the 22nd June
On