Three men from Ayot St Peter charged with rape and indecent assault.
Read more Eleanor Chalkley had been accused of stealing eggs and, consequently, attempted to take her own life. The charge of stealing was subsequently withdrawn, and the Judge gave her another chance.
Read more Silvia Annie Crampton was charged with bigamy.
Read more Constables Burch and Silcock killed in a traffic incident in April 1960.
Read more Elizabeth Aldridge, a wayfarer, stole goods, and some was found concealed in special pockets sewn onto the inside of her skirts and petticoats. With previous convictions, she was sent to prison.
Read more Frederick Basill stole coal from the railway company.
Read more Eleanor Chalkley stole eggs from her employer and, as a result, she attempted suicide. Her employer advised the Court that he did not wish to press the case.
Read more A long history of service to the Hertfordshire Constabulary from one family. From 1889 when John Knights joined to 2005 when Clive Gale retired
Read more Charles Gilbert, of 8, Berner's Street, London, a groom, was charged on remand with stealing a jar of pickles.
Read more George and Annie Reading, of no fixed abode, with being drunk and disorderly at Hatfield
Read more Ernest William Lawrence, Arthur James Warner, and Cecil Ilett, all of Hatfield, were summoned for using bad language.
Read more Lance-corporal charged with an act of gross indecency with a young man.
Read more Lieut. George Sidney Richardson, whose address was given as the Newcastle Arms, Tuxford, Notts., was summoned for driving a motor-car with powerful headlights in contravention of the Defence of the Realm Regulations.
Read more Walter Overton, platelayer, of Gracemead Cottages, was summoned for being drunk and incapable at Hatfield.
Read more Mrs. Macintosh Jowitt, of Anothoth, Nast Hyde, was summoned under the Lighting Order for failing to obscure the lights at her residence
Read more A short autobiography of PC 44 Walter Oliver who rose to become one of the early Detectives in the Force.
Read more "New Towns are tending to become a hotbed for Criminal Activities" Statement by Chair of Herts Quarter Sessions causes uproar amongst the new Towns.
Read more Details of John Halsey's police career from 1959 - 1990. Also some pictures of amongst other things Police Vehicles.
Read more Harry Wyndham, a labourer, in the employ of Lord Mount Stephen at Brocket Hall, Hatfield, was charged with stealing 40 yards of wire netting.
Read more Reginald William Lay (30), of 16 Canterbury Road, Watford, was charged under the Defence of the Realm Act with driving a motor-car with powerful headlights.
Read more Hatfield Police Station improved 1916
Read more P.C. Henry Bristow (34) died suddenly of aneurism, having only been married for 6 months.
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