Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13
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other than homicide when it is pos
sible that the criminal may have. left
his finger impression upon some ar
ticle, members Of the force shall pre-
vent all persons from entering upon
the scene of crime until an officer
from the detective bureau arrives.
Section s. Charges shall be made
against any patrolman who shall,
through neglect of duty, fail to dis
'eeEersa homjeide. burglaFs, or a seri-
Gus breach Of the peace committed on
his beat, during his tour of duty, or
who shall neglect to take proper
measures TO arrest any person guilty
of these offenses.
Section "a. Patrolmen shall note
locations of all fire alarms and signal
boxes on or near their beats, and also
telephone stations, so as to be able in
case of emergency TO Immediately
notify the station-house and send fire
alarm.
Section g. Patrolmen shall see
that streets and sidewalks upon their
respective beats are not encountered
with goods, merchandise, boxes, build
hg material, bales, ETC., or vehicles
Section 29. Patrolmen must not
walk togetLer or talk with each other
when they meet on the Oconfines. of
their beats, unless to communicate
Information appertaining TO their
duties; and in such cases they must
make the Communication as brief as
possible.
Section 80. A patrolman must not
walk or talk with citizens while on
patrol duty, except on police duty:
then he shall stand and hear what
the business is; if it requires his inn
mediate attention, attend to it; if not,
he shall direct the person or persons
asking information to the station
house.
Section 81. A patrolman compelled
to leave his beat for reasons other
than the discharge of his duties,
shall, prior to so doing, obtain permits
sion from the patrol sergeant, or by
telephone from the captain in charge
of The station-house.
Section 80. .Patrolmen must not
compound any offense committed
against their personal property or
withdraw any complaint, unless per-
mitted by the sheriff.
Section 33. Charges shall be pre-
ferHd against any member of the
force who shall discharge his pistol
or use his club except in self-defense.
His right to use hisspistol is limited
to the following circumstances:
/. When in danger of his life.
2. When there is reasonable APP
r,,ao ,,ana re doponr or, Of bics
OF great bodily injury.
8. In obedience to judgment of
a competent court.
T. In overcoming actual resistance
to the execution of some legal pro-
cess, or in the discharge of any other
legal duty.
5. In retaking felons who have
been rescued or have escaped, or
when necessarily committed in arrest
ing persons charged with felony, and
who are fleeing from justice or resist
ing such arrest.
Section a. All officers when on
patrol duty shall carry a revolver,
baton and handouts; and all officers
shall at all times carry revolver,
whistle and handouts.
9 Sectlon 30. STARS nre Keys ana
patrol box keys must at all times be
in the possession of the officers to
whom they are issued
Section Sc. In the event of patrol
men finding in the streets or else
where property which has been aban-
doned, he shall cause it to be brought
to the station-house for disposition
Section AZ A Dafrolmai1 on heat
shall aid pedestrians in crossing the
streets, to enforce the traffic rules
against all vehicles. TO prevent fast
or reckless driving. and do all other
acts looking to the safety of citizens