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cen days, from a. m.s Decemper !. io@-s
George s. Terminello, Twenty-th third pre-
cinct to Detective Division, TO duty In office
70 for 'ns tsn % days from M P H.. December /. 1922.
Louis Pagani. Thirty-ninth precinct, TO De-
tective Division, for ten days, from A. M.
Daniel j. jMuicahy. Forty-fifth precinct.
assigned 10 day tour and excused from re-
serve duty. for thirty days. from A. M
For fifteen days. from 8 A. NJ. December
!, 1922:
Walter o'Hare. s7th precinct to hsadauar--
ters division. to clerical duty In office OF
John cassetti and walter Sargent. 77th
precinct. assigned TO duty In plain clothes
Walter 4. Caddeli. traffic precinct 3 TO
headquarters division. 10 duty In office or
the Police Commissioner.
From precincts indicated to headquarters
division. quartermasters division. to duty
at department storehouse Lawrence
Walsh. 80; William r. Wittenbers. o.
From precincts Indicated to headquarters
Commissioner Simon: Patrick Monahan. ~ !;
Percivai Harmon. 81: Philip Armstesd. 49,;
Charles II. Foye. III.
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.
PATROLMEN.
Thomas r. wilkinson. Jr., 10th precinct TO
headquarters division. TO duty In office OF
the Police Commissioner temporary. is dis
continued from A. M December /. 1922.
William X. Wittenberg. 96th precinct to
1fth inspection district, TO duty in raided
premises Temporary. Is discontinued from
A. NJ, December l. 1922.
George X. Leonard. Tooth precinct. TO
10 duty at Department of Finance Bureau
for the Collections of Taxes temporary is
discontinued from A. M. December !. 1922.
3-The following leavos OF absence are au-
with FULL PAY.)
YNcpErroP
Thomas J. Kelly. 18th inspection district.
for two days. from A. M. December J.,
1922. to be deducted from vacation.
DEPUTY INSPECTOR.
John w. o'Connor. 18th inspection district.
for fourteen days. from A. NJ, December
8. 1922, balance of vacation.
(wITHoUT PAY.)
PATRoLMEN
Sidney L. Kerr: 1st precinct Tor one day.
from A. NJ. November 80. 1922.
Bertram Trieber. 47th precinct,. for ope
day. from D. M. December !. 1922.
Frank Il. Brown, 13d precinct. for one day,
from A. M, December !, 1922
Thomas p. Reaney. roth precinct, for ono
day, from 4 p. NJ. December z. 1922.
Thomas J. o'Brien. s0th precinct. for
Peter P. Smith ssd precinct, for one day.
from 1901 A. NJ. December J.. 1922
Frederick winckler s9th precinct, for
ninety days, from IL :o1 A. NJ, December 4.
1922.
John Otto. 1odst precinct, for two days.
from A. NJ. December 3. 1872.
James Cooley. 18th precinct. for three
days. from p. NJ, November 25. 1922.
Frank Girvin, traffic precinct G. for one
For one day. from P. NJ. November 20.
Pratt. Pratt 1s5. SiOui = iO'A' 90
80. 1922 Ignatlus A. Calvin, 2s John A:
Mcclure, 50 James NJ. Kenny. 9S; Raymond
w. J. Collins. 81; Andrew s. Dondero, 81;
For one day. from A. NJ. November 80,
4-Relieved from suspension and restored
10 duty: Patrolman Richard NJ. McKenna,
Shield No. 23lo, 4Sd precinct, TO take effect
II :36 A. NJ. November %. 1922. To take
effect P. NJ. November IS, 1922: Patrolmen
Grover C. Seifert. Shield No. 9477. 109th
precinct.
5-The following designations aresaccepted: !:
Patrolmen Edward A. Kissick. Shield No:
1o524. SIth precinct: John p. Drake. Shield
No. 10l29. 104th precinct.
6-rhe following member of the force hav-
Ing been tried on charges before Deputy
Commissioner and found guilty, Is hereby
dismissed from the police force OF the Police
effect 4 80 p NJ, November 20. 1922: Patrol
man Darby Dent, Shield No. 1903. 91s pre-
cinct. Charges. April 3. and II. 1922.
insubordnation. neglect OF duty and viola
while assigned to guard prisoners In hospital
was intoxicated and unfit for duty; t2) failed
to take proper police action or place under
arrest the person or. persons who sold or
gave him alcoholic beverage: (3) was arrested
on a charge OF intoxication and disorderiy
conduct. used indecent and vile language.
April 4, 1922. ID failed to properly safe
guard prisoner at hospital, lying on bed
asleep and apparently intoxicated; (2) used
threatening and indecent language to captain
and sergeant CD used threatening and in
decent language TO captain and sergeant.
April II. 1922. failed to report at station
house from April 3. 1922 10 April 10. 1922.
this while under suspension.
RICHARD L. ENRIGHT,
Police Commissioner.