Police Inspectors W. Stanton, W. Quincey, and Police Sergeant I. Holt, and W. Baker, on account of their suspect complicity with the keepers of an illegal gaming house at W. 2. Wa Lane, I have the honour to report that as the result of a careful enquiry into the cases of these officers by the Captain Superintendent of Police - with the assistance of the Crown Solicitor - it has been my unpleasant duty to dismiss them from the Police Force under section 24 of Ordinance No 14 of 1887 on the ground of gross neglect of duty in failing to discover and report the house in question.
As I anticipated in my earlier despatch, it has not been possible to collect sufficient evidence to institute criminal proceedings.
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Police Inspectors W. Stanton,
W. Quincey, and Police Sergeant I. Holt,
and W. Baker,
on account of their suspect- complicity with the
ed
keepers of an illegal gam. ing house at W. 2. Wa Lane,
I have
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in this Colony, the honour to report that as the result of a careful
into the cases
of
enquiry these officers by the Captain Superintendent of Police - with the assistance of the Crown
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Crown Solicitor it has been
my unpleasant duty to dismiss them from the Police Force under section 24 of Ordinance No 14 of 1887 on the ground of gross gleet of duty in failing to discover and report the~ house in gaming
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in my
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question.
As I anticipated.
earlier despatch it has not been possible to
collect sufficient evidence to institute criminal pro- ceedings
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