No. 4. NUMBER of PERSONS APPREHENDED for all offences during each of the undermentioned Years. NUMBER OF SUMMONSES issued on the APPLICATION of POLICE with MOTORING OFFENCES in respect of which SUMMONSES were issued on APPLICATION of POLICE. 7,059* 1,840 4,774 3,759 22,431 42,729 13,942* 1,987 5,038 6,354 25,756 56,847 16,078 2,064 10.057 6,489 1,314 18,117 3,509 12,336 7,975 28,334 68,129 33,312 79,834 1924 2,425 441 1925 2,786 984 1926 4,087 1,020 1927 3,271 A number of cases included in these figures relate to driving at a speed dangerous to the public (under Section 1 of the Motor Car Act, 1903), but the exact number is unknown as, prior to 1926, they were classified under speed offences. (31680) B 40,000! DIAGRAM Relating to Proceedings for Drunkenness in the Metropolitan 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 40.000 Total Proceedings for Drunkenness (Simple & with Aggravations) Total Proceedings against Women for Drunkenness.. Total of Cases (Men & Women) proved without Conviction. R17994 20.000 10,000 Malby & Sor N° 8 CONVICTIONS FOR DRUNKENNESS IN THE METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT FROM WEEK ENDING 24 JANUARY 192 7UNTIL THE 25TH DECEMBER 1927. WEEK ENDING. Page 35. No. 9. NUMBER of PERSONS APPREHENDED for SIMPLE DRUNKENNESS and DRUNKENNESS with AGGRAVATIONS, the ESTIMATED POPULATION, and the PROPORTION PER 1,000. Note. The population for the years 1908 and 1909 was taken from the Registrar-General's Returns; the Census of 1911 showed that the population of London during this period had been over estimated. The figures for 1922 are taken from 1921 census. No. 10. NUMBER of PROSTITUTES APPREHENDED and dealt with in each of the undermentioned Years. The total number apprehended refers to known prostitutes charged with various offences. The numbers shown as convicted and discharged relate only to prostitutes charged with offences actually connected with prostitution. No. 11. NUMBER and CLASSIFICATION of CHILDREN and YOUNG PERSONS received in PLACES of DETENTION. |