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Number of finger prints filed 4,862—a decrease of 183 compared with 1919.
Number of persons convicted for Breach of the Banishment Ordinance 98—an increase of 4 over 1919.
Number of persons identified by finger prints for breach of Market Ordinance 172—a decrease of 33 compared with 1919.
Number of Hawkers' finger prints received at this office have been much less during the year.
CONDUCT.
27. The conduct of the European Contingent (average strength 178) was good. The total number of reports against them was 50 as against 45 in 1919. There were 8 reports for being drunk or under the influence of drink as against 3 in 1919. Two men were reported for sleeping on duty as against 4 and 4 for neglect of duty as against 5 in 1919.
The conduct of the Indian Contingent (average strength 477) was fairly good. There were 324 reports as against 230 for the preceding year. For drunkenness there were 9 as against 5, for disorderly conduct 41 as against 32, for neglect of duty 25 as against 33, for absence from duty 84 as against 75, for gossiping and idling on duty 39 as against 30 and for sleeping on duty 21 as against 15.
159 men had no report.
Three Indian Constables were convicted by the Police Magistrate, 1 for accepting a bribe, 1 for demanding money with menaces, 1 for larceny, (dismissed from the Force).
The behaviour of the Chinese Contingent (average strength 445) was fair. There were altogether 845 reports against 1,056 in 1919. For drunkenness there was one as against none, 71 for sleeping on duty as against 81, 18 for disorderly conduct as against 38 and 359 for minor offences as against 476.
221 men had no report.
8 Chinese Constables were convicted by the Police Magistrate (dismissed from the Force). 3 for larceny, 2 for gambling, 1 for accepting a bribe, 1 for demanding money with menaces and 1 for gross neglect of duty.
The seamen, coxswains, engineers and stokers (average strength 181) had 142 reports as compared with 114 for last year. For drunkenness there was none as against none in 1919, and 106 for absence from station and late for duty as against 89 in the previous year.
103 men had no report recorded against them.
One seaman was convicted by the Police Magistrate for violation of duty (dismissed from the Force).
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Number of finger prints filed 4,862--a decrease of 183 com- pared with 1919.
Number of persons convicted for Breach of the Banishment Ordinance 98-an increase of 4 over 1919.
Number of persons identified by finger prints for breach of Market Ordinance 172-a decrease of 33 compared with 1919.
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Number of Hawkers' finger prints received at this office have been much less during the year.
CONDUCT.
27. The conduct of the European Contingent (average strength 178) was good. The total number of reports against them was 50 as against 45 in 1919. There were 8 reports for being drunk or under the influence of drink as against 3 in 1919. Two men were reported for sleeping on duty as against 4 and 4 for neglect of duty as against 5 in 1919.
The conduct of the Indian Contingent (average strength 477) was fairly good. There were 324 reports as against 230 for the preceding year. For drunkenness there were 9 as against 5, for disorderly conduct 41 as against 32, for neglect of duty 25 as against 33, for absence from duty 84 as against 75, for gossiping and idling on duty 39 as against 30 and for sleeping on duty 21 as against.15.
159 men had no report.
Three Indian Constables were convicted by the Police Magis- trate, 1 for accepting a bribe, 1 for demanding money with menaces, 1 for larceny, (dismissed from the Force).
The behaviour of the Chinese Contingent (average strength 445) was fair. There were altogether 845 reports against 1,056 in 1919. For drunkenness there was one as against none, 71 for sleeping on duty as against 81, 18 for disorderly conduct as against 38 and 359 for minor offences as against 476.
221 men had no report.
8.Chinese Constables were, convicted by the Police Magistrate (dismissed from the Force). 3 for larceny, 2 for gambling, 1 for accepting a bribe, 1 for demanding money with menaces and 1 for gross neglect of duty.
The seamen, coxswains, engineers and stokers (average strength 181) had 142 reports as compared with 114 for last year. For drunkenness there was none as against none in 1919, and 106 for absence from station and late for duty as against 89 in the previous
year.
-103 men had no report recorded against them.
One seaman was convicted by the Police Magistrate for violation of duty (dismissed from the Force).
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