Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-07

II. The members of the Bureau as
signed to detective duty shall:
(a) Report daily at such times a.
designated by the Captain In charge.
OBJ The Captain shall keep accuratt
and complete record Of each days busi-
ness and shalt submit promptly all re.
ports or records in any or every case
assigned to them when SO required by the
Captain or the Chief of Police.
rs. The Captain shall be responsible
for the keeping of the following records
(a) Record Of complaints and applica-
ton calling for the services or attention
of detectives. with names OF those assigned
to each complaint or application results
accomplished in each such case, etc.
OBJ Record of all misdemeanors and
serious crimes reported to the Depart
1c5 Record of Pawn and Sec
ondhand Dealers Daily Reports.
Id Record of all goods or property
reported stolen or lost.
10. The members of the Bureau as
sig ed to detective duty shall cooperate
with each other in the arrest of criminals
and each shall bear in mind that he is
a policeman, responsible for the perform
ance of all police duty and required to
observe all police rules applicable to them
as members of the force. Under no cir
cumstances shall they interview, or in
terfere with a prisoner arrested by an
other member of the Bureau unles per-
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or they are so ordered.
80. No member of the Bureau shall
leave the city without first obtaining per-
mission from the Captain in charge or in
his absence the Chief of Police.
Mounted Motorcycle and Motor Vehicle
Department
81. The mounted motorcycle men, auto
patrol and chauffeurs Will be under the
supervision of the officer in charge at
Police headquarters.
So. The mounted lei shall be per-
sonally responsible for the cleanliness and
good condition OF their horse or machine,
and shall report Immediately to the otncer
in charge any attention of repairs needed.
81. Touring cars shall have letters ~.
A. p. D." on plates in front and rear.
are not to be regarded as excIu-
slVely for the use of any one official. but
will be kept in readiness for any afhcial
business OF the Department under the di-
of the Chief of Police
81. Chauffeurs will handle Department
motor vehicles with care and keep same
clean n in good condition and running
order, and shall promptly report to the
in charge of such vehicles all
needed repairs or supplies. They shall
keep the garage in a neat and clean con-
lltion.
So. During his tour of duty each chauf-
shall heep accurate record OF the
of his car, mileage of tires and
mount OF gasoline and oil used, and shall
written reports of same weekly.
So. Chaufteurs shall remain on duty |
Until properly relieved unless sooner ex-
used by a superior. Under no circuIn- |
tances hall they leave the garage unless
rdered or properly excused.
81. No person shall be allowed to ride
n any department vehicle excepting mem
ers of the Department unless by consent
1 a superior officer. |
Police Women
So. Police Women shall supervise pub
C dance halls and enforce the provisions
I the laws, ordinances, rules and regula-
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light time and observe girls and women
frequent the streets for immoral
they shall prevent, so far as
possible, soliciting and street walking
hey shall also enforce the state laws
nd City ordinances relating to minors.
% They shall be subject to all rules
the Police Department which
re applicable and shall perform such
/, them by the Chief Of Police or the
1icer in charge.
RDINANCE SIX
80. They shall whenever 80 required by
10 Chief OF Police or officer in charge.
ct as Matron, attend the sessions of the
olice Courts and assist the County Pro-
alton officers.
81. Their hours of duty shall be nxed
y the Chief of Police.
Police School
90. There shall be a school for the
and instruction of police officers.
'hich shall be in charge of an instructor.
to the supervision of the Chief
( Police.
9S. All members of the Department
tho are ordered to attend school for
raining and instruction shall obey and
the Instructor in charge and
han give strict attention to such training
nd instruction.. al
"a. The school shall be open during
UGH hours as the Chief shall designate
nd all members of the Force required to
lttend shall report promptly at the time
lr1 app6 e. fQilffra tn nffand will he Cnnuf1-
,red absence without leave and punish
lble accordingly. F.,
95. Tit instructor in charge shall re-
bort to the Chief of Police. in writing,
my absence. inattentlon or improper con-
luet on the part of any member of the
force attending school.
0 . Upon the report of the instructor
n charge that a member of the Force
las satisfactorily completed his course in
The school. each member shall be awarded
4 diploma by the Police Committee; mem
bers falling to qualify in the designated
period of time shall also be reported
and they will be required to attend school
for an additional period.
81. The curriculum shall cover the fol-
subjects:
Rules and Regulations of the Depart
ment.
Laws and ordinances, crimes and
o1enses.
Manner of making arrests. warrants.
etc.
OullSS IN COuTlt eNlQenC0.
Humane handling of prisoners: right to
use force.
Duties at theatres. parades, public func-
lions, etc.
Duties at fires, riots, etc.
Precaution to be taken at scene of
crime.
Using powers of observation.
Report writing.
Corporation with other city and state
departments,
Assistance to sick and injured.
Health and sanitation.
Permits and licenses.
S~etting-up exercises and military drill.
Sec II. This ordinance shall not be
construed to repeal any of the provisions
of:
a. An ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
to the day and night police of
tho City of Perth Amboy," approved Feb
ruary 10th. 1921 designating superin-
tsndent OF Police as Chief, etc.,.
b. An ordinance entitled. AN Ordi-
nance relating to the day and night po-
lice of the City of Perth Amboy and Reg
plating the pay of the officers and Patrol
men thereof" approved January 2, 1923
(Fixing Salaries).
c. An ordinance entitled "a Supple
ment TO an ordinance to establish. regulate
and control a day and night police, to
define the manner of their appointment
and removal; their duties and compen-
sation;" Approved April II, 1902, APP
proved June 18th, 1928. Creating posi-
tion of City Prison Keeper).
d. An ordinance entitled "A Supple-
ment to an ordinance entitled IAN ordi-
nance to establish. regulate and control
a day and night police, to define the
manner of their appointment and their
duties and compensation" (Approved Apr
II, 1000. Approved Aug. 31st. 1922.
(Creating position OF Captain of Detec-
tives.)
Sec. IS. All appointments Of officers
or employees to the police department Of
the City of Perth Amboy heretofore made.
and who are now performing active duty
or are on the retired list are hereby