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Title: Police reserve and home defense guard manual
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Dawkins, William Aaron, 1881- Cahalane, Cornelius Francis, 1875- Police practice and procedure
Subjects: Home defense league, New York Drill and minor tactics Police
Publisher: New York, E.P. Dutton & Company
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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passenger who has failed to obey some rule ofthe railroad company. Usually the dispute is over a trans-fer or the payment of a fare. Do not interfere in cases ofthis kind except to preserve the peace: paragraph 5 of theforegoing section empowers employees of railroad com-panies to use all the force necessary to make such an ejec-tion without your help. The ejected passenger will, almost as a matter of course,demand that you arrest the railroad employee. Informhim that you cannot interfere or arrest the employee. Ifhe is insistent, give him your name and shield numberand direct him to the office of the Inspector of the District. *Force * * not more than sufficient to expel doesnot mean that railroad employees can pummel or assault apassenger. It simply means that a passenger who is cling-ing to some part of a car after being ordered to get oilmay be forced to loosen his hold and may be pushed fromthe car, provided that the car is not in motion. 138 POLICE EESEEVE AND HOME DEFENSE GUARD
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Daxgerous Weapons 1 Pin Fire Revolver, foreign make 2 Magazine Pistol, Mauser8 Cane Sword 4 Pistol Cane 5 Cap, Powder, and Ball, Double-barrel Pistol; very old 6 38 Caliber Revolver with Dagger 7 Vest-Poeket Pistol, 4 Barrel 8 The Bellows Spring Revolver, no Powder, Noiseless Combination Revolver, Dirk, andKnuckles10 Metal Knuckles, London Dusters 11 Metal Knuckles, 12 lUudgeon 13 Sand Bag 14 Sling vShot 15 Black Jack10 Dagger 17 Bowie Knife Paris Style MANNER IN WHICH THIEVES OPERATE. REPORT OF THEFTS AND ARREST OFSUSPECTED THIEVES. In general, you are required to report as soon as pos-sible any theft on your post. In seeking information,always question the individual who is in a position to givethe most complete data; in a store, the proprietor; in aprivate dwelling or apartment, the housewife; in a tene-ment (if a particular apartment is not concerned) thejanitor. You will generally find that the persons sufferingthe loss are very much excited, and that they do not answercoherently

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