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2. The strength of the C.I.D. on December 31st was:-

EUROPEAN

Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors 11 Sergeants 7 Lance Sergeants 15

CHINESE

Inspector 1 Principal Detectives 2 Sergeants 9 Lance Sergeants 22 Constable 86

3. During the year an European detective Officer has been appointed to the Hung Hom Division and a Principal Chinese detective has been appointed to Yaumati to assist in supervision of the work of Chinese Detectives in Kowloon.

The employment of searchers on Steamer and Ferry wharves continued throughout the year with satisfactory results. No case occurred in which Pirates boarded craft in Hongkong.

4. Piracy continued to be a serious menace,

1925 1924 Europeans 6 6 Chinese (Regular) 45 39 Chinese (temporary) 76 49 127 94

In addition there are 29 female searchers employed throughout the Colony.

5. The Searching Staff had the additional duty of examining all incoming steamers and passengers since June 1925. Results have shown that this work has been very desirable during the Strike and Boycott. Many cases of possession of seditious documents were obtained on the Seafront.

6. The effect of the Strike on Crime may be gauged from the figures for Robbery, which are as follows:

January 32 July 34 February 14 August 10 March 22 September 5 April 14 October 2 May 8 November 4 June 17 December 7 68 13 39 49

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# K 3 2. The strength of the C.I.D. on December 31st was:- EUROPEAN Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors 11 Sergeants 7 Lance Sergeants 15 CHINESE Inspector 1 Principal Detectives 2 Sergeants 9 Lance Sergeants 22 Constable 86 3. During the year an European detective Officer has been appointed to the Hung Hom Division and a Principal Chinese detective has been appointed to Yaumati to assist in supervision of the work of Chinese Detectives in Kowloon. The employment of searchers on Steamer and Ferry wharves continued throughout the year with satisfactory results. No case occurred in which Pirates boarded craft in Hongkong. 4. Piracy continued to be a serious menace, 1925 1924 Europeans 6 6 Chinese (Regular) 45 39 Chinese (temporary) 76 49 127 94 In addition there are 29 female searchers employed throughout the Colony. 5. The Searching Staff had the additional duty of examining all incoming steamers and passengers since June 1925. Results have shown that this work has been very desirable during the Strike and Boycott. Many cases of possession of seditious documents were obtained on the Seafront. 6. The effect of the Strike on Crime may be gauged from the figures for Robbery, which are as follows: January 32 July 34 February 14 August 10 March 22 September 5 April 14 October 2 May 8 November 4 June 17 December 7 68 13 39 49 Page 240 Page 241
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- K 3 2. The strength of the C. I. D. on December 31st was:- EUROPEAN Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors Sergeants Lance Sergeants 11 7 15 CHINESE Inspector 1 Principal Detectives 2 Sergeants 9 Lance Sergeants 22 Constable 86 3. During the year an European detective Officer has been appointed to the Hung Hom Division and a Principal Chinese detective has been appointed to Yaumati to assist in supervision of the work of Chinese Detectives in Kowloon. The employ- 4. Piracy continued to be a serious menace, ment of searchers on Steamer and Ferry wharves continued throughout the year with satisfactory results. No case occurred in which Pirates boarded craft in Hongkong. The strength of the searching Staff on December 31st was:-- R Europeans Chinese (Regular) Chinese (temporary) 1925 1924 6 6 45 39 76 49 127 94 In addition there are 29 female searchers employed through- out the Colony. 5. The Searching Staff had the additional duty of examining all incoming steamers and passengers since June 1925. Results have shown that this work has been very desirable during the Strike and Boycott. Many cases of Many cases of possession of seditious documents were obtained on the Seafront. 6. The effect of the Strike on Crime may be gauged from the figures for Robbery, which are as follows: January 32 April 14 July February 14 May 8 March 22 June 17 34 August 10 September 5 October 2 November 4 December 7 68 39 49 13 Page 240Page 241
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2. The strength of the C. I. D. on December 31st was:-

EUROPEAN

Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors

Sergeants

Lance Sergeants

11

7

15

CHINESE

Inspector

1

Principal Detectives

2

Sergeants

9

Lance Sergeants

22

Constable

86

3. During the year an European detective Officer has been appointed to the Hung Hom Division and a Principal Chinese detective has been appointed to Yaumati to assist in supervision of the work of Chinese Detectives in Kowloon.

The employ-

4. Piracy continued to be a serious menace, ment of searchers on Steamer and Ferry wharves continued throughout the year with satisfactory results. No case occurred in which Pirates boarded craft in Hongkong. The strength of the searching Staff on December 31st was:--

R

Europeans

Chinese (Regular)

Chinese (temporary)

1925

1924

6

6

45

39

76

49

127

94

In addition there are 29 female searchers employed through- out the Colony.

5. The Searching Staff had the additional duty of examining all incoming steamers and passengers since June 1925. Results have shown that this work has been very desirable during the Strike and Boycott. Many cases of

Many cases of possession of seditious

documents were obtained on the Seafront.

6. The effect of the Strike on Crime may be gauged from the figures for Robbery, which are as follows:

January 32

April

14

July

February 14 May

8

March

22 June

17

34 August 10 September 5

October

2

November 4 December 7

68

39

49

13

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