Law And Order Collection (page 4)

Damage to Clent school following a German air raid on the city of Birmingham. 28th September 1940

Police Officers inspect the damage to Clent school following a German air raid on the city of Birmingham. 28th September 1940

Aston, Birmingham, damaged to the living quarters of thePolice Station following a raid on the city 25th August 1940

In the South Eastern Command, a class was held recently, to train Military Police in the correct procedure of dealing with a road accident

In the South Eastern Command it is the job of a mobile section off the Military Police to put upon the road signs. Picture shows; Military Police sign party putting up signs on the roadside

Newport has the only two policewomen in Wales, Miss Phyllis Gamble and Miss Joan Bartlett. Miss Gamble before going to Newport served four years in the Metropolitan Police Force. September 1941

One of the last horse regiments in the British Army is the Jordan Frontier Force Cavalry Regiment. It contains men of many races, including Arabs, Circassians, Druses

Recruits for the Military Police in training in the South of England during the Second World War. A motor cycle squad who act as traffic controllers and " courtesy cops" among other duties

Policeman on patrol in Mildenhall 15th August 1965

Workmen complete the sandbagging of Birminghams Magistrates Court on Corporation Street in the week following the outbreak of the Second World War. 12th September 1939

Police at Southend stopped any possible trouble makers, making them remove bootlaces, braces and belts to be collected later that evening at the local place station

The scene at Brighton railway station where two dozen police officers sorted out, searched and warned groups of skinheads as they arrived in the town on the Bank Holiday weekend. 31st August 1970

A section of the huge queue of Liverpool fans outside Anfield stadium, hoping to purchase tickets for an upcoming fixture. 11th February 1971

Long line of Liverpool fans queue up for tickets outside Anfield stadium. Circa 15th August 1965

A policeman on point duty at the junction of Commercial Road with the junction of East India Dock Road and West India Dock Road, stands on a mat. 11th January 1954

Police patrolling outside Mackays department store on Commissioners Street in Cape Town. 4th February 1955

Traffic police on duty at a set of traffic lights in Cape Town 4th February 1955

To register their votes - Early arrivals at the polling booth in Pickering-Road, Hull. Forty-six candidates will contest the Hull Council elections. 15th May 1957

Saracens Head Beaconsfield Circa 1936 Police direct traffic and patrol outside the Saracens Head, Beaconsfield whilst an unknown royal visitor enjoys a drink at the pub

Helicopter patrols motorway. Sgt G Williams of the Cheshire Constabulary, using the radio in a helicopter which started patrols along the 86 miles of the M6 motorway

The hole made in the Hull steam trawler St Moulmein by a russian shell after the North Sea fishing fleet was attacked by the Russian Baltic Fleet, who were en route to the Far East

Police cordon off a crater caused by a German bomb outside The Albion Hotel at the junction of Hedon Road and Williamson Street, Hull on the morning 30th August 1940

Taff Street, Pontypridd, 12th July 1963

First bus to Bristol Airport, 1934

Policeman directing traffic in Bristol Old Market January 1940

Policeman on traffic duty outside Moorgate underground station battles on through the freak out of season snow storm which caught Londoners unaware. London, 2nd April 1968 Y3203

Police watch a demonstration of unemployed workers organised by the National Unemployed Workers Movement (NUWM) march down London Road Manchester to protest against cuts to unemployment benefits

A scene of chaos and confusion as firemen turn the hose on a demonstration of unemployed workers organised by the National Unemployed Workers Movement (NUWM)

The Royal Courts of Justice, commonly called the Law Courts. Designed by George Edmund Street, who died before it was completed in the 1870s and opened by Queen Victoria in 1882

Manchester Assize Courts, circa 1938

The Manchester Assize Courts were law courts on Great Ducie Street in the Strangeways district of Manchester, England. It was 279 ft (85 m)

Rolling Stones fans queue outside the Odeon, New Street, Birmingham before the concert.19th September 1973

Alcatraz Island and prison in San Francisco Bay. September 1979 The prison was originally built by the US Army in 1910 and handed over to the United States Department of Justice on October 12

New Year revellers chat with the police outside the Hotel Leofric. 31st December 1971

Interior of a cell block in Alcatraz prison, San Francisco Bay. September 1979 The prison was originally built by the US Army in 1910

Police share a joke and a kiss with New Year revellers in Broadgate 31st December 1971

New Years revellers seen here celebrating with police in Ratcliffe Place, Birmingham 31st December 1969

Police direct traffic as workmen repair the road in an unknown location in Uxbridge, London. Circa 1931

117 Amersham High Street, Buckinghamshire, the former police station seen here in 1931

Tombstone Sheriff Jimmy Judd seen here at the O. K. Corral the site of the famous gunfight
Tombstone Sheriff Jimmy Judd seen here at the O.K. Corral the site of the famous gunfight in which Deputy U.S. Marshal Sheriff Virgil Earp and his temporary deputies and brothers Wyatt Earp

OK Corral, Tombstone the site of the famous gunfight in which Deputy U. S
OK Corral, Tombstone the site of the famous gunfight in which Deputy U.S. Marshal Sheriff Virgil Earp and his temporary deputies and brothers Wyatt Earp and Morgan Earp killed Tom McLaury

Yiewley, Old Council offices, junction Fairfield Road, Greater London. 21st June 1929

Two police officers question a group of youths following a disturbance on Clacton sea front. Over the 1964 Easter weekend several scuffles between Mods

Police outside the Nite Owl Club in Davies Street the morning after a fierce fight at the club left one man in hospital fighting for his life. 16th November 1981

A policeman check the identity papers of a young man, outside a butchers in London. As disappointed shoppers look on the butchers displays a no beef or mutton sign. March 1918

The main supporting girder for the new Kemlyn Road Stand is hoisted into place seen here from Walton Breck Road. The new two tier stand is due to be completed by the beginning of the new football

Rose Heilbron K. C. seen here at the House of Lords after being sworn in as Kings Counsel
Rose Heilbron K.C. seen here at the House of Lords after being sworn in as Kings Counsel. 26th April 1949

Miss Rose Heilbron Q. C. seen here leaving Stafford Assizes after her first case as
Miss Rose Heilbron Q.C. seen here leaving Stafford Assizes after her first case as Recorder for Burnley. 30th November 1956

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"Law and Order: A Glimpse into the World of Crime and Justice" Detective Sergeant George Carter (left played by Dennis Waterman) - a dedicated officer, tirelessly working to maintain law and order in the city. Police evidence bags for illegal drugs - a stark reminder of the ongoing battle against narcotics, as law enforcement strives to keep our streets safe. Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones with his lawyer Mr Dale Parkinson after receiving a - even celebrities are not exempt from facing legal consequences, highlighting that justice is blind. The Dodge City Peace Commission, 1883 (1954) - an iconic image capturing the efforts made throughout history to establish peace amidst chaos. A general view of the scene outside Silverdale House, Hampstead Road, London when - showcasing how crime scenes become temporary battlegrounds where investigators piece together clues for justice to prevail. Captain Frank Hamer, c. 1910 (b/w photo) - an embodiment of courage and dedication exhibited by law enforcement officers who risk their lives daily to protect society. San Francisco detectives Inspector James Bohm (left) and Lester Gance seen here putting - teamwork among detectives is essential as they work meticulously to solve complex cases and bring criminals to justice. Brixton purgatory, 1822 – reflecting on historical events that shaped modern policing methods while emphasizing the importance of learning from past mistakes for better law enforcement practices today. A police car speeding through the streets of London – symbolizing swift response times necessary in maintaining public safety during emergencies or criminal pursuits. Wanted poster for outlaws Sam and Belle Starr, c1880-1886 (1954) – illustrating how fugitives have always challenged authorities' pursuit of justice throughout history.