Possibly the first recorded co-operation between Uniform and C.I.D. Departments.
Read more Window tapping disturbs hospital patients
Read more Miss Marjory Hine , Woodfield, The Ridgeway, Cuffley, was summoned for keeping a dog without a licence , and further with allowing it to stray on the highway without a collar.
Read more Adolf Kleiser, of Cheshunt, was charged with loitering for the purpose of betting .
Read more When opening the doors of the Baptist Chapel the caretaker, Phillips, found a parcel under the table in the entrance hall.
Read more Henry Sands gave himself up to the Ware police following burglary from a shop between Woodford and Epping Forest.
Read more Weight of defendant's witnesses' statements results in dismissal of intoxication charge.
Read more The barn and several sheds were burnt to the ground, but the cause was not known.
Read more Henry Knight committed suicide: he was depressed because his wife had been taken away to the asylum. He left a note for his son.
Read more Ann Norman, the wife of Frederick Norman, was charged with obstructing PC Spencer in the execution of his duty.
Read more Charles Roberts, licensee of the George beer-house, Codicote Road, Welwyn, pleaded not guilty to a charge of wilfully damaging a quick set hedge.
Read more A man named William Parker, of no fixed abode, was seen by Police Sergeant Firth begging in Mensby on Monday.
Read more On 25th April 1969 a lorry travelling along the A414 was about to cross the A10 at Amwell Crossroads when it caught fire.
Read more John Mason was caught with a box of matches in his possession whilst in the gunpowder factory, and was fined.
Read more Ernest William Lawrence, Arthur James Warner, and Cecil Ilett, all of Hatfield, were summoned for using bad language.
Read more PC Berry noticed a dull red light within a house that he was passing. A ceiling was smouldering. His prompt attention saved a building from much damage, but didn't save the parrots.
Read more Frederick Harry French was charged that on the 1st of July he was found on enclosed premises supposed for the purpose of committing a felony
Read more Police in Hertford creatively followed up a number of complaints about damage caused by catapults in Hertford.
Read more George Petchey, a youth from Albury, was summoned for using a catapult to the danger of persons on the highway.
Read more Cyclist falls of his bicycle while going downhill and trying to avoid two soldiers.
Read more George Filler and Charles Garratt, of Southgate, and Henry Brimley, of Little Heath, pleaded guilty to falsely representing themselves as travellers.
Read more Jim Marshal, caravan dweller, summoned on suspicion of game trespass.
Read more Hertfordshire Mercury, 23rd March 1951 Some of the ways in which fingerprints and police photographs assisted in the detection of crime were explained to members of Hertford Rotary Club on Tuesday by Det.-Sergt. F. E. Walker of Hatfield. Describing how every fingerprint had ridge characteristics , he said it was the order in which these characteristics appeared ...
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