112
- "the complainant is to be recommended to apply at the Magistracy for a summons. Cases will be entered on the Charge sheet of Police Defaulters, and the result entered for the information of the Captain-Superintendent. Should the charge be one of delay, the usual course will be adopted of placing the Constable on the general charge sheet." This was on the express instructions of Governor Sir Arthur Kennedy and was cancelled by order of His Excellency the Officer Commanding the Troops, who was of opinion that the Captain Superintendent should deal with Police Defaulters like the Colonel Commanding a Regiment. The powers of the Captain Superintendent are confined by law to the trial of cases of breach of discipline and neglect of duty; beyond this he has no power to go.
35. Para 39. The system of keeping the Sikhs and Pakongs on beat duty for eight consecutive hours should be modified in the direction indicated by Inspector Grey (p. 175) or in such manner as the Superintendent may think preferable. At the time Sir John Pope Hennessy ordered the massing of so many men on duty at night time, I pointed out the severe physical exertion required of the men, and the probable increase of crime during the day.
36. Paragraphs 40, 43. Stricter regulations are necessary in regards night passes and for certain districts.
112
- "the complainant is to be recomcueused to
apply "Seceb
a quAMONI:
at the ellagistracy for a
ecazes will be entered on the Charge "sheet of Police Defaulters, and the result
"entered for the infonuation of the Captain - Superintendent. Should the charge be
"
OICE
of Felay,
the usual course
"The adopted of placing
on the
100
will
the Constable
"general charge shut." This
fraund
On
the
express instructions
of Governor Sir Arthurs Remedy and was cancelled by order of His Excellery the otterjor Teneral, who
was
of opinion that the Captain Superintendent should deal with Police Defaulters like the Colonel Commanding a Regiment. The powers of the Captain Superintendent
are
conficed by
law to the trial
of
of
cases of breach of discipline and
neglect of duty; beyond this be has
no
。 power to go.
35. Para 39. The system of keeping
the Sikhs and Sokongs on beat duty consecutive hours should
for eight
be modified in the direction indicated by Inspector Grey (p. 175) or in such manner as the Superintendent
tay
think preferable. At the twe Sir John Pope secuestry ordered the massing of so many
MAEN on
duty
at night time, I pointed out the
e physical exertion required of
severe
the
men, and the probable
probable incxcan
line.
of crime during the day 36 . Paragraphs 440, 43. Stricter regulations
ave re
necessary.
regards night passes and,
for certain
districts
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