%—MAN POLICE FORCE DURING ANNUAL INS SPECTION CARRIED OUT BY MAYOR GA l‘iDIi3'[‘

- Arrests total 1,451, up 255

over ’62, police chief reports

The Charlottetown P 01 i c 0 Force was at a strength of 24 men on Dec. 31. 1963. Police Chief Sterns Webster said in his annual report to City Council.

This consisted of 18 constab- les. one corp o r a 1. three ser- geants. a poice inspe c t or and the chief himself.

“The following are also under our direction: one meter repair- man, one dog controller. one female office clerk and one fe- male stenog r a p h e r. We also have five men assigned to school crossing supervision. They are: Peter Jay. John Arsenault. Earl Goss. Nicholas Power and Plus Clarkin.

During the year Patricia Mac- Millan. Gerard Maclntyre, Le-

ret‘red to pension. That was the onl_v change in personnel. The health of the members has been good and very few days were lost in this respect.

vacation as defined by the terms of the union agreement. NIGHT PATROL

"During the past year consta- ble Charles Ready has been in charge of criminal investigation He is assisted by constables Alfred Arsenault and Douglas

irivesticnted all serious com- plaints and t‘.hroui.:h their efforts in a ny offenders have been be- fore the iciiri. 1r. ionjiinct ion with this (lepartnient a night 1 v patrol is mriintaincd in an . i- rriarkt-tl police car. sep e and (l1‘I‘TI('l from the f‘(‘L’tIl.'ll" po- lice iiatrol uiith iiiiitorined men. The mt-xiihers non assiunetl to the unmarked car are? Constab- les Arscnault and Taylor. P zi rt of their duty is to make a night- ly check on the htt.\'ln(‘SS premi- ses antl to keep on the alert for all set-iir’ty reasons

“Inspector Doulin-_' is eiiip|ov- ed in charge of the traffic ~f‘(" tion He has in his departme nt three motor cycle officers. (‘oi Keith Wakelin. (‘onstables .1:-lin Eva and W a r r e n Mat-Keny e Also attached are

employed as a special consmhle mi traffic and meter ren--irs. '''In this department there is one patrol ~:ir. one traffic - T11’ and one (‘1-B car: also three motor t‘_Vt‘lP.- :—l‘

"IN" ' IJIOUR "SHIFTS "-\ii'_Iustiis' W51-‘on.

Pnl"ll\\t’.l as the doc ct-ntr'~“r-r. irniw-HIE. amt ‘itispa-ses of -irayeil am‘ in-

wanfed ones. We‘ 'ii<ri h a s: -many t-;.1'Is ic rte.-tr-i\ cots a n ‘tl H1,,,,.i- Ai . 41- ‘ll cg. ,i,.i'.,.-A at] mgr» ses are inspected from

CHIEF W EBSTER

time to time. especially in the spring and if found unsanitary, court action vtill follow.

"All other members are em- ployed as part of one or other of three shifts. working eight hours per day. These shifts rot- ate so that all members get an equal share of day and ni 2 h t iiutv. There are four men to a s‘n.ft including lllt‘ st-ri.-‘e z. nt in

charge. T h e s e NCO‘s a r e: Lloyd Wakelin. Arthur Bishop» and Neil 'MacNevin.

“Constables Hurry and Tay- lor attended the police school in Halifax in March 1963. The chief attended the Maritime Po- lice Chiefs‘ Convention in Ed- munston. N.B. on July 3 and 4. 1963.

“We had one fatal accident in June of 1963. A

“Forty — seven juveniles were before the judge of the Juvenile Court during the year for vary- ing offences and were disposed of as follows: Five \.\('1‘€ sent to the Boys‘ lndustrial Home an (1 the balance were placed on pro- bation in the (‘tlSIO(l_\' of th ei 1' parents

ARRESTS INCREASE

“Dring t h e year arrests amounted to 1.451. an increase of 255 over the year 1962. Con- victions amounted tn 2.145. an in-

was 2233. an incerase of 614 over the year 1982. Six of these were dealt ‘J\l1I’l by way of pre- liminary hearng and sent to the Suprerne Court. There vi ere . or vi i t h (lravrals. Also. there were four patients taken to Riverside Hospital. "Cases for the year. in alpha- bet,-cal order are listed below:

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Statement of Taxes Receivable

DE! ‘I-ZMBER 31, 1963

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19¢‘-1 and Total ‘ﬁt 3 1962 Prior 1.‘4I~‘2 5 i-is+.o2ti $11»; on 3 44902 -o--in-e ntl ‘.tlI~' I32 5 941'-r.1.'l2 1.ti65.1t'»0 ‘It 104 oft‘ -1-4.99‘) Cc lle - ions KL’. 953 Tot‘ x7 71- 713 4.865 ' H114 wvtl 4.131 ’ H17 ‘-1-! 840.134 '+-21-42 70.713 I 5.379 B£tl2II'itl"l"'. l)e-.-t mbeii’ 71. 1f¥i-3 2-15.11% 142' 090 34? ‘$23 .'ﬁ'4.til3 PERSONAL PROPFJRTY AND BllSIKI-IS-‘J 0(T(‘lll’ANl‘Y B2: rites. TN-c mheir 31. 111:2 247.1"? t-7 ‘anti 173139 111%’? a-we-us-ri‘:eIf-t 4tI1.lfK<l Nil 11!? . 0'-4fi.2$ll -Nil ML? F7 M39, 17'.‘-.139 C‘-oll-t'tit'ttF F155,-.611 T-4.‘ _.’d~T4 T: 041 3.206 rip:-t til.‘ t—i»||i-we (I f<..‘)l5 ‘ Z459 394.5% 350 (-28 37.041 6.862 Balarit-cis. Di rcviiht-~ .'*1. 19!‘-‘<1 ?.‘-3.764 idti ‘Witt Ill‘ 92'? 172.277 P011 -‘‘\'D I-‘:ltill(‘A'l‘l0NAL F.?al.'irit.-es. - D’ 'iri1»er "it HA2 ?.'i.’i-‘€011 .'t7:<‘$1 2.17.5978 ‘,‘.'Ii3 .'.-st. ;-ni-wit lfrt R54 jot 354 "77 183 NH '-.84 T17 .’i'-'1 2'3’: 97?» -‘~ ‘--='v-r- in 9412 i-? I== ‘-.12’? 2 as : i M 74%“-»it-ll 't11'x". 4" mi! 9 H5 503 755 71- I‘??? ‘i 1?? 7 450 .31. i963 t. 2:o.:iti8 % .~i,'iisi 3 ;v«.,7i.~«_> 5-zqi any

CRIMINAL CODE CASES

Assault tommnn. 21: as- sault with 1;-odily harm. 3: essa- ult police officer. 1: best-tiing property. 5: Break. Enter ‘.2. ith ‘Intent. 3: Breaking glass bottle on street 1: Carrying concealed weapon. 1: Criminal Negiigence operating m-v. 1: Cruelty to ani- mals, 1: Drunken Driving. 14; Driving While Impaired. 88: Da- mage to Property. 2: Disorderly Conduct. 10; Escaping Lawful Custody. 1: Failing to stop at scene of accident. 11: Forgery, 1: False Pretences. 5: Intimida- tion. 2: .I(Iyrltlln,9.. 4: Non Sup- port. 1; Obstructing Police Offi- Posscssion of St c l c n Goods. 16: Theft over $50.00. 9; Theft under $5000. 18: Trespas-

Vagrancy: Total — 271.

FEDERAL S'l‘A'l‘l"l‘F.S Excise Act. 3.

PROVINCIAL S'I‘A'l‘["l'l-‘.S Allowing unlicensed person to operate m-v. 7: Driving m-v

while license cancelled. 14: Dri-

Driving m-v without plates. 1: or speeding. 286: l)f'l\'l1l,‘_.'1Ii-V without tlispla "ng 1963 tabs. 1; Driving nu \ Driving in-v viittiout transferring registration. 1: I)f‘l\'ll1,L’ ni.-\ ‘tin- rcizstcred. 9: Driving m-v '-with more than

ft-r i'e;.iistratiori of iii—v. pit ed oiitsitfc of Hit‘ _f)1‘ti\ False Alairii. 1: False accitlciit report. 1: Leonor ('t)lllFtil Sr 20 1~. 215: I.-lqlltrl‘ (‘otitrol Set-. Qél. '7: I. qiior (‘.4 trtil Sec. 29 "=i' l.i-

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BY-1.A\\'.\'. TRAFI-‘1(‘.

Bicycle '2-roni: way on one_ \v2i_v street. 2; 1)i.sol)e_vinL' order of police officer. 1: Driving m-v w r on ,9 way on on e A ay street. 7: l)ri\in:.' rii-v oicr fire hose. 2: F’ L’ to stop at -top si<_in. 210; 1‘ rig to yield right of \i‘a_\. 15: Failing, to stop 7 e d Traft c I.lE.’l‘l1. 91: Failing to stop at Flashing Red Traffic Light. 4: Illegal Parking. 2: Park in g uronc side of street. 1: Retent- ingz direction of m-v on str ee t. 13:

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B1‘-LAWS. OTHER

Alitmin}; dog to run at 10: Allowing juvcniletc. coin niacliine. 2: Abusive iiage. 1: I)lKtil'(lf‘l‘l)/ Cﬁlltlllt‘ Driirik amt T)i.sortlei‘l_v. 124 D and Inca;-ii-lite. 796-_ Loan ‘i3

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should ease

traffic ills

“The report of the (‘h i ef at Police shows the attual work of the force in detai? so we \\ ill only report on features we con- sider should be eii.'.phasizetl." (‘oun. W. R. Mat-_\‘ei1! told cou cil in submitting ‘he police committee report.

“We take this (go; tllllﬂlly of tiiankintz our new 1’! ice ch i ef and all members of i‘.(- force for their efficient arr tious efforts (1 ii i‘ Z r L’ the past year. (‘harlotteioxxn s fortunate in having such an -.'\tel 1 e n t depart m e n t. The \ olumc of work facing then‘. is 'ifci(iasi n g every year and our lem like that of I communities Eil‘i\}:}.* keep ahead of us.

"Our pt-rsonnc-1 ..a.- .-iicrcas.- ed by two durinc '11: iast year,

eial men during - months. but in ~y..,ir‘ crease. it het~o:i.c« more evident that ii i'

tr_;iffic direction. be neces- sary to handle vi'nat we think ‘kill be lllt‘ lieavit-st traffic in our City's history tioring (‘en- ienni-.-t Vear PARKING PROBLEM

“We feel confident that our parking problem will be tea. sonably satisfactory when the Memorial 1-‘oumla '

estimate approximately 200 car spaces will become availa b 1 e there. and together with the area presently on ned by the City on Kent Street ‘should prrh vide by comparison with other citics of our size reasonable off- street par It l 11 g for our down. town shopping district.

“We are pleased to report that

inc from them (-it-.='y cvening which although cost ‘ labtiriiisé scents to us nece. y.

“During the past year the fa- cilities of the Qiict-n's County Jail became so t-rovtded that the jailor was instructed to re- fuse our prisoners This. of course. could not be tolerated by its and strong ariion became n(‘('(‘S.<al')'. Since then no pri- soners have been ictused from our City (.‘oiirt

"As is evident tioiii the Police report. public ctincern s h o ultl be felt about the eter increas- in" iiuiiiber of cases f£<l('ln‘..' our .\fai.:istrate on ('l‘i.’i."L‘I‘~C of liquor violattin.

"Our police must be cniiiiiien-

es \ ill not be necc-arv to re- port in future ye.'ii‘.~. Over 30 per cent of all cases in our (‘ : iy Court the past _-.t- were in this c.'ite;1or_v.

"Five: since the :f)*l1tllH 1 E01’) of traffic lights our

ilnrctl conliiiual and sonietimcs (lZ1flL’€f‘t1ltS disrc i; :1 r d of ihe llL'l1lS h_v jayiv lkers ()iir forte have been very patient vi.th these offenders ant} have vainly hoped that they: '\\'oﬁld 're"g'a 1’ d the lights as a very decided saf- ety measure for tliem and vvonid gratliially learn to obey th e m. Seemingly. many have no inten- tion of paying much attention to these traffic rules and the re-

lion tickets now be given f or all such infractions \\lll'I()lll ‘ex- ception. We have been ve ry t u ck y that serious accidents liappened liecaiise of this daiigerous przii ice in the past several years

“Speaking ceiierallv. (‘liai'lot--

tetown has no ~t»:'ioti.s crime problem. thanks ~.-i'e.-itly to an efficient -police

some immediate .. . nu-css;ir_\' to e-iilzsmc prove our police and jail tn..'it~ ters. At times tihe («-115 are «lis- Liraceful and’ certai y not ili I<.t‘t‘1')lI'1,L‘ with out other k ty iitt-i'icrtie.<. and 7-tilt’ ~pacc flit forte 15 also rHo.~.ieI.t.

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