The evening world., 1913-06-06

terHS, ana u oreW from second Deput.
Police Commissioner 0eorxe 8. Dough
erty this statement:
TIL. bulletin on the Detective Division
issned BY the COMMITTEES Of Aldermen .
. sample Of malice and lies worthy o
the trade talent Of a professional crook
The Aldermen have lined up with con
vic)ed thieves on their side against th
VOID OF hardworking, honest detectives
1T 10 too absurd 10 discuss In detail
and besides haven't time 10 night will
politicians.
tivss made by Levy and others wor,
pressnted to the District-AttorLcy b,
ms.. to act on as he saw ht. II thsr,
Is Anything irregular In the inforiua
ton impaired to mo by Benjamin.
Levy. would the bills for his ss.vicss
have been sent In the regular way 4
the Comptroiler's ofiics?"
The third section Of me report deais
with the Detective Bursau. II explains
that ths police phrase plain clothes
mst" 10 never applied to members Of
this bureau. which = under tho super.
vision Of the Second Deputy commis-
saoner, and has - IT. executive head
an acting inspsstor at HeadQuartsrs.
The Detective Bureau hes an average
OF Ave hundred msmSsra
The report declares Il has ossn proved
that ''An alliance exists bSewssa some
Detectives end criminals. - Q result Of
which ths spoils oe crime are divided.
and that detectives often inDirs he
oomniaDlor oe crime In ordcr TO make
arrs0ta"
In seaport Of this the tsstimeay Of
several Witnesses 10 given, including
that q Benjamin Levy. who. although
"nsvpr convicted Of . crime. tsstifsA
oefore - that at the Request Of ofhcials
In the Detective Bureau he ha1 sften
induced criminals to commit burglary In
order that they might be arrested"
Lewis narration Of one such incidsnt
10 given In detail the report reading:
Law testified that In this case Dep
uty Commissioner Dousherty. In charge
Of II Detective Bureau. gave him ~
with wAich to purchase bursiars' tools.
and after he succeeded in the burglary
paid ham S7b for his 'services.' City
vouchers for these amounts In Lsvy's
favor wsre found In the compsroaisr's
o0oe,"
, The report under the hssA e ''Rseon.
mendadons'' suggests:
That the present Law smpowsring the
commisisonsr to transfsr policemen 10
anA from the dstsctive b0rssu at viii
should b continued, but that to reduce
faveritism and make . Asteotivs feel
moro secure. the reasons for - assign.
rscerdsd In detail.
/, That detectives sheul1 10 ehosen
tolsly bscauss they show peomiss Of
detective skill. And not - . reward for
psssonai bravery or throush faveritisA
oPGclAL SQUADS, LINZ w AND
"MUooiNo."
. That the psssonssl se ~ bussaa
should b kept - ssasly eoastaat -
possible.
rhat the Italian. he Aemieids ana The
piokpoekst squads - restored. And
other squads b formed 70 aDeeaAAiso
In the detection Of osimA
That tAsss shoaid hs ss AsaAguaftsrs
q lstsctivo SQUAD foe s0erooosses aad
foe special work. 49,
nat phesognnohs aAl AssoAeensa
records should b made ef I'll psruona
CHAR " with felony when hsi1 by q
Magistrate o. indicted ~ . 0saa1 Jusy.
Anl the ''lins up'' u HsaAauartses
should b rs-sstasiishea n sems form.
aaA ~ criminal records n tAs Depart
m1at should b furnisAs1 u proesou-
t1eas bseoee the courts.
Civilian process servers - asslgnsd
DGo1oooAa. aaA aet detseelvea. Gh0uld
- ussa - ssrve warsaaas issusd by
4Asistratss. .
SAo flAAl eeooluG1ea d ~ repset d
~ tAs system q rsoocas 80 rspersa
= ~ Detective Dursas W1u havo y
- oesoaSAiy evseAanls1 bsosse Asy
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