After the expansion of the Metropolitan Police in 1839 Bushey got its first Police Station
Read more The story of William Wood known as "The Father of the Hertfordshire Constabulary" Acting Chief Constable 1914 to 1918
Read more Police Constable suspicious of cyclist riding along Watford Road in Elstree.
Read more Two soldiers' wives who had been in prison for immoral behaviour at St Albans, were charged with child neglect.
Read more John Lawrence, of Paddington, was committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions on four charges.
Read more Tom Jones (23), a carman, was indicted with feloniously stealing a pony, a set of harness, and a barrow.
Read more John Shufflebotham (37), a coal miner, was indicted with unlawfully and maliciously damaging the glass of a window.
Read more Jury disagreed on case of burglary and receiving stolen goods.
Read more The Herts Autumn Assizes will be opened today (Saturday) at 11 a.m., and in consequence of the heavy calendar Mr Justice Lawrence will be assisted in the Second Court by Mr English Harrison, K.C. As far as we are able to learn, there are 22 prisoners for trial, concerned in 18 cases, and several of ...
Read more James Hoatsen pleads guilty to making false entries in the cash book of the National Health Association Ltd., of Stanborough Park, Watford.
Read more David Hooker, who was sentenced to death at the recent Hertford Assizes for the murder of his wife, has been reprieved.
Read more Request for Help. The page shows a number of group pictures at North Watford Traffic Base. With some details of officers' names. The photos are not of the best quality and the owner is trying to trace the originals
Read more William Carden, licensee of the Coach and Horses Public House, Bushey Heath, was charged under the Liquor Control Order, namely allowing treating.
Read more Watford's first Police Station was located at 193 High Street. The original building has now been demolished.
Read more Watford's second Police Station was located in Escourt Road.
Read more The third Watford Police Station was in Kings Street and when it closed it became The Robert Peel Public House
Read more George Dodd, 25 and John Watts, 25, labourers, pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary at Watford.
Read more Hilda Strange Southam, 18, was placed on trial on a charge of taking away Maud Smith, a child of three years, from Watford.
Read more Newspaper report on the request for an increase in Police numbers in 1906
Read more Annie Wilson was indicted for obtaining 4 shillings by false pretences, from Lilian Bird.
Read more William E Woods, of no fixed abode, was charged with false pretences.
Read more The Tug of War, Final Pull between 'C 'Division Watford and Luton Borough Police at Wardown Park.
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