Inter-force cooperation prevented crime, and caught offenders
Read more Twenty six year old Eric Arthur Catton was remanded on bail on a charge of stealing a load of sauce.
Read more Two teenage boys charged with theft of jewellery.
Read more A police patrol car driver was cleared of a charge of driving without due care and attention.
Read more Lady Irene Butler, 17, had permission to take a dog from Barnstable, where rabies existed, to Bishop's Stortford, but took it instead to London.
Read more The story of the Mounted from its reinstatement after the First World War to its disbanding in 1928
Read more Seventeenth Century law and order – interesting Hertfordshire Records
Read more Pte William Sale, along with another, stole a horse and trap, together with rugs, harness and boots.
Read more Concentrations of troops, internees or prisoners of war had a marked impact on the delivery of policing to communities in the various localities across Hertfordshire.
Read more Ernest Fordham, Walter Martin, Thomas Walker and Joseph Henry Walden, soldiers billeted at Bishop's Stortford, were charged with stealing a barrel containing 4 ½ gallons of beer, value 15 shillings.
Read more James Shepherd committed suicide by cutting his throat.
Read more The appointment of Captain Archibald Robertson as Chief Constable, on 12th April 1841, is largely regarded as the first day of the Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Read more The funeral took place on January 30th. A guard of honour was formed by former colleagues.
Read more George H.W. Walker could no longer live with the consequences of his actions.
Read more George Clues, a repeat offender, stole 6d worth of postage stamps.
Read more Many women trained in nursing so they could support the war effort at home
Read more Rev. Davies was riding his bike without lights in Little Hadham.
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