The Police Commission.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42748, 15 July 1905, Page 2

The Police Commission.

[BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION Auckland, This Day. Regarding the evidence of Me Donald at the Police Commissioi that he heard Auckland was th vo.ist place of the lot in regard to thefts, the members of th< Auckland force have expressed the opinion that the Coinmis s Loners should insist on obtaining the source of McDonald’s infor mation with a view to sifting it to the bottom. An inquirj among firms whose warehoust keys are deposited in the watch house, elicits the statement thai there are -no complaints ’ .or suspicions regarding the Auck land police. , '/ ■: | Dunedin, this day. At the Police Commission, two constables gave evidence denying what McDonald saic as to older hands being impfr eated. Constable Juriss, who after t ho robberies was askedto resignj denied emphatieally having anything to do with them, or anv knowledge of them. He asked detectives to visit ■ house at once and was told JthH was no suspicion against hir*BM Sergt. Higgins, re-called, wiW drew the statement about defaulters being sent to Dunedin and not elsewhere. Oamaru, This Day. ' McDonald’s statement as to the police in Oamaru is totally denied. Tradesmen state that* nothing of the kind has taken place, and the police authorities have received no complain!? whatever. j$S