Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16

York and the suHamer resorts, 1 VIII "
uss SONS Of the Patrolmen as Traffic
Oricers to regulate the large tranic
through our city. to properly protect the
citizens of our city when crossing the
To properly and efficiently police the
city. a force of not less than 50 men are
necessary to safeguard the citizens IN
their business and property rights ana TO
protect them against the depredatlons OIL
thieves and other criminals,
The Police Department now consists OF
% c men az = poIiee' 3 Detective Lieutenants
Q plain Clothes Men. . Desk Lieutenants.
4 street 8 ~rgeants. 8 Chau0ers, z Motor
cycle Men, 1 Mounted Man. ) ranic Men
and 30. Patrolmen. - ma. .rsne,.
ded from the force on Dec. 5th. 1919 and
was dropped from the department on
M1 nna patroimau was fined 2 days pay
for violation of one OF the discipline rules.
Recorder Harold f.. Picksrsgill has been
most active in aiding the department IN
its effort to impartially enioree ths o.o,n.
derived from fines Is proof OF punishment
inflicted against all violators OF the CITY
ordinances and the law. IN when ! nepe
ing to those that fall to respect the ma
In Concluding this report I wish to
thank his honor the Mayor Ga inc ~.
hers OIL tHo bp&io "
support and encouragement they have rem
Sered to me in aiding me in enforcing ais
cipline among the men ~ the gept.
Respectfully submitted.
NIELs J.. ToNNEsEN.
chief Of Police.
Police Department Report for the hFst
Sumber Of Arrests made by entire de-
parment, Jan. Iss; Feb. sSi; Aarch' "'
BY the Uniform Rank, Adults, Jan. los
fe Juveniles. Jan. IL. Feb. IL; March 81.
fo sY the he Detective Bureau. Adults, Jan.
as; Feb. 80; March. az: - *
Juyeniis, Jan. Is, Feb. 4; March, 10
Number IRE AiVms answered BY Po-
lice Force, Jan. 1; Fsb. s; March. 6. To'
Doors found open and taken care Of by
Animals killed b police.
Horses. 2.
| Dogs, ID.
Number Of Children found by police, 20
recovered lost and stolen goods by De
~tsctiye Bureau, S4,0s6.00.
recovered Lost and stolen goods by uni'
form rank, S2.slb.0o.
Fines collected. Jan. ssss: Feb. 1855;
March, 1889. Total st.1os.
Fines turned over to collector OF KY,
enue, jan. ..oze' Fep' ''"" ~
'01 Fine. turned over to state. jan. s2ss
Feb. $3.50, March. $3.50; Total sl'SSf.
Officers absent attending court, ~ osys
Officers abensent account sickness' o.
Report of Detective Bureau
During the omnth OF January IL roy
berries reported: u accounted IOr' II *
berries reported; II accounted for.
During the month of March. 81 robber'
les reported; II accounted for.
Total robberies SO: 45.
Number of arrests made by. the Detec
tive Bureau; Adults, jan, As: Feo' ~
Juvenils, Jan. IS; Feb. 4; March. IS.
Total Arrests, Jan. 81; Feb. %; March
recovered lost and stolen goods by tn
Detective Bureau for first quarter. s4.oSs
l.. A. LONG.
chauffeurs' Report for First Quarter.
esq Prisoners brought to Station House
Details $50.
SO risopners brought to station house.
Fires IS. No need for car.
County Jail and workhouse. a..
7s prisoners taken to Jail and worl
house.
Hospital g..
3 patients taken to hospital.
i prisoner taken to- our city.
Hopelawn, 2.
Chrome, l.
Woodbridge, l..
/ prisoner taken to our city.
Total trips Ssl.
Total prisoners 396.
Total Patients s.
Total S99.
Expenses Dodge Car
Gasoline 301 gallons
Kerosene 8 gallons
Oil 81 quarts
Cord Tires. 32x3h; 2.
Tubes. 80 x Sh, 2.
Front spring l.
Repair mud guards.
Adjusting brakes.
hCross Chain !.
White Waste 10 pounds.
Tail Light Bulb. /.
Tires Repaired.
Tubes Repaired
Blow Out Patch I.
Wind Shield Cleaner l..
Carbon Burned.
Total miles covered 2,924.
Disposition of Arrests
Fined, jan. "A; Feb. IS: March, 10S.
Discharged. Jan. 81; Feb. 50: March, .
Held for Grand Jury. Jan. Is; Feb. 81
elHd for Federal Grand Jury. Feb. ,
March, 4.
Sent to State Hospital. Jan. 2.
Paroled, Jan. "a; Feb. is.
Turned over to authorities from othe
cities, Jan. /.
Turned over to u. S. Marshal. Jan. 1.
Charge withdrawn. Jan. 8; Feb. q.
Suspended sentence. Jan. 4; Feb.
March, 80.
80 days in County Work House. Feb.
March 4
60 days in County Work House. Feb.
March 3.
80 days in County Work House. Jan. Z
Feb. s; March 8.
100 days in County Work House, jar
/; March 2.
Put on probation. Feb. /.
Gave bonds to support wife. March O.
Held for Juvenile Court. Jan. l.. Feb.
March. 2.
Turned over to officer Jamesburs HON
Feb. 2.
Gave bail until wanted. March 9.
Given in Custody U. S. naval Office
March /.
Given in Custody Of Parents. March /.
Total for quarter, jan. 1856; Feb. 231
March 247.
Grand Total ss%.
Crimes
Atrocious Assault, Feb. 8: March 1.
Assault; Jan. Q; Feb. 4.
Assault and Battery. Jan. 8; Feb. I
March. 16.
Adultery. March /.
Attempt Fraud, Jan. 1.
Aiding Juvenile Delinquent; Feb. I.
Attempt to pick pocket, Feb. 1.
Burglary, Jan. 8; Feb. 10; March s.
March 1.
Bad Checks. Jan. I; Feb. 3; March 1.
Bastardy. Jan. /; March 1.
Carnal Abuse. Feb. l.
Conspiracy, March g..
Concealed Weapons, Feb. s; March :.
Contempt of Court. Feb. /.
Complaint Withdrawn, Feb. 2.
Drunk and Disorderly. Jan. %. Feb. d
March IS.
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