AnnualReport-1925 — Page 239

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Other Serious Offences in Table I not specially classified above are as follows:-

Column 1925 1924 5 Offences against Ordinance for protection of women and girls 61 63 Unlawful Possession 279 372 Kidnapping 10 22 4 Part Cutting and Wounding 24 41 Demanding money with menaces 15 4 Embezzlement 62 83 Forgery 17 18 Receiving Stolen Property 78 66 Indecent Assault 1 7 Arson or Attempted Arson 5 1 Rape 4 2 Uttering Forged Bank Notes 1 1 Falsification of Accounts 1 17 Conspiracy 2 1 Aiding and Abetting in a Highway Robbery 1 Having carnal knowledge of a girl 1 Accessory after a robbery with violence. Child Stealing 1 1 Wounding and causing grievous bodily harm 13 Perjury 1 Aiding and Abetting to rape 1 Piracy 3 Other Misc. Offences in Col. 4 84 93 673 758 Serious Offences directly connected with the Strike:- Border outrages 30 Bomb Throwing 5 Possession of Seditious Documents 20 GRAND TOTAL 728

Table 2. shows the Serious and Minor Offences for 1925 (under a different classification) with the number of charge cases and cases without charge. Number of persons convicted and discharged, and amount of property stolen and recovered.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT

1. Mr. T. H. King returned from leave and resumed duty on February 5th. Mr. C. G. Perdue proceeded on leave on March 21st and Mr. L. H. V. Booth acted as Assistant Director from that date

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K 2 Other Serious Offences in Table I not specially classified above are as follows:- Column 1925 1924 5 Offences against Ordinance for protection of women and girls 61 63 Unlawful Possession 279 372 Kidnapping 10 22 4 Part Cutting and Wounding 24 41 Demanding money with menaces 15 4 Embezzlement 62 83 Forgery 17 18 Receiving Stolen Property 78 66 Indecent Assault 1 7 Arson or Attempted Arson 5 1 Rape 4 2 Uttering Forged Bank Notes 1 1 Falsification of Accounts 1 17 Conspiracy 2 1 Aiding and Abetting in a Highway Robbery 1 Having carnal knowledge of a girl 1 Accessory after a robbery with violence. Child Stealing 1 1 Wounding and causing grievous bodily harm 13 Perjury 1 Aiding and Abetting to rape 1 Piracy 3 Other Misc. Offences in Col. 4 84 93 673 758 Serious Offences directly connected with the Strike:- Border outrages 30 Bomb Throwing 5 Possession of Seditious Documents 20 GRAND TOTAL 728 Table 2. shows the Serious and Minor Offences for 1925 (under a different classification) with the number of charge cases and cases without charge. Number of persons convicted and discharged, and amount of property stolen and recovered. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT 1. Mr. T. H. King returned from leave and resumed duty on February 5th. Mr. C. G. Perdue proceeded on leave on March 21st and Mr. L. H. V. Booth acted as Assistant Director from that date

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K 2 Other Serious Offences in Table I not specially classified above are as follows:- Column 1925 1924 5 Offences against Ordinance for protec- tion of women and girls 61 63 647 Unlawful Possession 279 372 Kidnapping 10 22 4 Part Cutting and Wounding 24 41 " "" Demanding money with menaces 15 4 Embezzlement 62 83 77 "" Forgery 17 18 "" Receiving Stolen Property 78 66 Indecent Assault 1 7 "1 >> Arson or Attempted Arson 5 1 #1 >> Rape 4 2 7 } 1 Uttering Forged Bank Notes 11 1 Falsification of Accounts 1 1 17 11 Conspiracy 2 1 >> Aiding and Abetting in a Highway Robbery 1 }) 77 "} 11 Having carnal knowledge of a girl Accessory after a robbery with violence. Child Stealing 1 1 Ι Wounding and causing grievous bodily harm 13 >> Perjury 1 "" Aiding and Abetting to rape 1 17 Piracy 3 Other Misc. Offences in Col. 4 84 93 17 1 673 758 Serious Offences directly connected with the Strike:- Border outrages 30 Bomb Throwing 5 Possession of Seditious Documents 20 GRAND TOTAL 728 Table 2. shows the Serious and Minor Offences for 1925 (under a different classification) with the number of charge cases and cases without charge. Number of persons convicted and dis- charged, and amount of property stolen and recovered. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT 1. Mr. T. H. King returned from leave and resumed duty on February 5th. Mr. C. G. Perdue proceeded on leave on March 21st and Mr. L. H. V. Booth acted as Assistant Director from that date

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Other Serious Offences in Table I not specially classified above are as follows:-

Column

1925

1924

Offences against Ordinance for protec-

tion of women and girls

647

Unlawful Possession

279

372

Kidnapping

4 Part Cutting and Wounding

Demanding money with menaces

Embezzlement

Forgery

Receiving Stolen Property

Indecent Assault

Arson or Attempted Arson

Rape

} 1

Uttering Forged Bank Notes

Falsification of Accounts

Conspiracy

Aiding and Abetting in a Highway

Robbery

})

Having carnal knowledge of a girl

Accessory after a robbery with violence. Child Stealing

Wounding and causing grievous bodily

harm

Perjury

Aiding and Abetting to rape

Piracy

Other Misc. Offences in Col. 4

673

758

Serious Offences directly connected with the Strike:-

Border outrages

Bomb Throwing

Possession of Seditious Documents

GRAND TOTAL

728

Table 2. shows the Serious and Minor Offences for 1925 (under a different classification) with the number of charge cases and cases without charge. Number of persons convicted and dis- charged, and amount of property stolen and recovered.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT

1. Mr. T. H. King returned from leave and resumed duty on February 5th. Mr. C. G. Perdue proceeded on leave on March 21st and Mr. L. H. V. Booth acted as Assistant Director from that date

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