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this Colony with references to complaints and criminal charges against.

members

of

the Police Force.

I would not have memorialised

3.

Your Lordship

on'

the matter did I

not consider it the keynote of

some what.

upont

TILE

by

CL

sure passed Committee

of the

Excentive Council of this Colony in paccudings which I ain informed

will be brought before Your Lordship's

notice.

The opinion conveyed

quoted litte

4.

the above

divisible into thirre

to me

in

to be

- appears separate matters

cas That the Captains Superintendent

should investigate all complaints of

misconduct

of a

against

obr That

to

Constable.

complaints by the

Public the Captain Superintendent is to-

cvligate

te then first - but should it

investigate bu

...a

ZALO

de interfere,

ter in which he

he is to

aught explain the

Aratter

not.

با توجه ما را به آبی و باز

matter and allow the complainants to proceed as they think best.

tiny the That it is the duty of the - Captais Superintendent to enquire into charges of Larceny, Bribery, allowing a prisonce to escape 4 and punish the accused of

would be

membe

کن

gross

Extortion

what

misconduct in a

of the Police Force (a) Sentirely

our wis

with

concur

the reservation that I cannot dis:

a

Constable for miscon

musconduct, unless he has heard the evidence

hain and had an

et

-against

of

C/LOJS

opportunity the witnesses ._

6 Mps to 1.6.) I understood main object of the Governme be the facili

facilitation of hearing

to

I fail to see how a double hearing

will assist in

It

ad...

shiv.

to be)

respect.

that So

especially appeal to Your Lordship.

cited by the

of the

One of

casse

The Acting

Mettorney