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The word "police" - of Latin origin and means "civil administration". The forerunner of the current police force is considered to be the police of London, founded in the late 20-ies of the XIX century and its main task is set to prevent crime.
At 6 pm on Tuesday, September 29, 1829, the first constables London Police step up patrol service. At that time, the police head office was located at number four on Whitehall, five local offices - in central London. The police wore dark blue jacket and trousers, and black leather hat with a crown. High leather collar jacket intended for protection against suffocation. Such a characteristic outfit was designed to constables as much different from the soldiers as possible. Every cop has a rattle to call for help, and his only weapon served a short stick.
At the time of its inception, the London police numbered 895 constables, 88 sergeants, 20 inspectors and eight superintendents. At the same time, civilian police personnel consisted of only five clerks and district activities covered only the city center within a radius of 7 miles.
First constables almost did not receive any training. They just showed a pre-route patrol. All of them were provided with printed instruction Police Commissioner.
The instructions stated that the first duty of the constable is to prevent crime. It also said that law enforcement officers are required to be polite with people of all ranks and classes, to be seasoned and not abuse their power.
Then-Interior Minister Robert Peel took seven years to convince Parliament of the need for such a unit. London in those years was the city of Regina and Oliver Twist. However, a decision on the establishment of the police were not dictated by the fear of crime, and to civil unrest. The British government feared revolution. At the beginning of the XIX century uprising in London and other cities suppressed by troops. In 1815, the London criminals for three days full control over the area of the West End, the city looted and burned houses of nobles, including the ministers of the house. In 1819, eleven people were killed and hundreds injured when the cavalry attacked the largest political rally in Manchester.
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