Died 24 August 1902, aged 30
Died of disease from injuries
received in execution of his duty.
PC Arthur John Wilkins
Healey
Died 13 September 1902, aged 30
Fatally injured in a fall through a
glass roof while checking premises.
Sgt Frank Walter Osborne
Died 5 March 1903, aged 46
Fatally injured in a collision with a
horse and cart while cycling to duty.
Sgt Henry George Morris
Died 6 June 1903, aged 41
Died of disease from injuries
received in execution of his duty.
PC William Henry Campbell
Died 19 June 1903, aged 32
Died as a result of injuries received
when crushed on crowd control.
PC James Joseph Wheatley
Died 23 June 1903, aged 40
Found drowned in the river but how he
got into the water is not known.
PC George Cake
Died 11 October 1903, aged 42
Died from head injuries when he
accidentally fell while on his beat.
PC Leonard Russell
Died 13 November 1904, aged 34
Collapsed and died while in the act
of arresting a man for drunkenness.
PC James Frederick Macey
Died 13 December 1904, aged 24
Collapsed and died following the
arrest of a drunken woman.
Sgt Thomas William Perry
Died 20 May 1905, aged 46
Collapsed and died of heart failure
after arresting two drunken men.
PC Arthur John Sims
Died 10 July 1905, aged 36
Collapsed and died after falling down
some steps on his beat.
PC William Percy Croft
Died 9 September 1905, aged 28
Died of injuries received when he
fell into a pit while chasing burglars.
PC Frederick Paul Mellars
Died 6 January 1907, aged 44
Beaten by a gang from which he never
recovered dying of disease.
Sgt John Clark
Died 29 January 1908, aged 39
Collapsed and died after policing the
King's procession to Parliament.
Sgt James Benjamin Paterson
Died 21 June 1908, aged 53
Collapsed and died of heart failure
parading for duty at the station.
D/Sgt Alfred Barton
Died 31 August 1908, aged 47
Found drowned whilst engaged on
enquiries at Portsmouth Dockyard.
PC George Rolfe
Died 5 September 1908, aged 45
Fatally injured when he accidentally
collided with a man while cycling.
PC Joseph Williamson
Died 9 December 1908, aged 38
Died of head injuries received in
1907 when kicked during an arrest.
PC William Frederick Tyler
Died 23 January 1909, aged 31
Shot dead while pursuing two gunmen
after an armed robbery.
PC Henry Perrett
Died 23 January 1911, aged 46
Died suddenly from heart failure
while on duty at Kensington Palace.
PC John Brand
Died 6 February 1911, aged 46
Collapsed and died on duty after the
State Opening of Parliament.
PC Charlie Kent
Died 13 September 1911, aged 31
Collapsed and died of heart failure
on night duty in Whitehall Division.
PC Frederick William Free
Died 30 October 1911, aged 34
Drowned when knocked in a canal while
operating a security boom.
PC Charles William Soanes
Died 21 April 1912, aged 33
Collapsed and died on his beat in the
early hours in Bermondsey.
Insp Alfred Edward Deeks
Died 5 May 1912, aged 44
Collapsed and died dispersing boys
causing nuisance outside a chapel.
Sgt Walter James Heath
Died 1 September 1912, aged 40
Fatally injured when accidentally
shot unloading a police revolver.
Sgt George Ernest Spooner
Died 10 January 1913, aged 34
Fell overboard and drowned when a
police motor boat struck a barge.
PC David Stotesbury
Died 31 May 1913, aged 44
Died as a result of injuries received
in 1896 when kicked by a prisoner.
Ch/In Francis Harry Rolfe
Died 26 July 1914, aged 45
Died from injuries received in a fall
over a rope barrier while on duty.
SC Harry W. Wood
Died 2 September 1914, aged 46
Collapsed and died of heart failure
while on duty at Carshalton.
PC George Johnson
Died 17 September 1914, aged 44
Fatally injured when accidentally
knocked down by a train.
SC James John Christopher Potts
Died 31 October 1914, aged 56
Collapsed and died assisting to
arrest a violent man while off duty.
RPC William Henry Edwards
Died 1 December 1914, aged 49
Killed when knocked off his bicycle by
a car outside the police station.
SC John Edward Quinnell
Died 11 December 1914, aged 36
Found drowned after being missed on
duty at a river pumping station.
PC Alfred Thomas Smith
Died 20 December 1914, aged 34
Died as a result of injuries received
in the execution of his duty.
SC George Eli Fowler
Died 21 January 1915, aged 49
Killed when accidentally run over by
a car while going on duty.
SC George John Wiley
Died 4 March 1915, aged 57
Collapsed and died when he went to
assist a grounded army bi-plane.
DC Alfred Young KPM
Died 14 July 1915, aged 36
Shot dead attempting to arrest a
wanted man he knew to be armed.
SC Alexander Addison Marnie
Died 11 September 1915, aged 52
Killed when he slipped between a
wharf and a vessel while on patrol.
SC Harry William Causbrook
Died 14 October 1915, aged 37
Fatally injured by a bomb reporting
for duty in an enemy Zeppelin air raid.
SC Thomas Joseph Pinchon
Died 13 October 1915, aged 24
Killed by a bomb reporting for duty
during an enemy Zeppelin air raid.
SC Edwin Henry A. Newman
Died 29 October 1915, aged 55
Run down by a train while crossing
the railway line on a foggy night.
PC George William Saunders
Died 26 February 1916, aged 38
Medically retired in 1913 after
injury on duty and died of heart failure.
D/Sgt Matthew McLoughlin
Died 5 June 1916, aged 37
Drowned in the sinking of HMS
Hampshire on Special Branch duty.
PC Harold Frank Ricketts
Died 11 September 1916, aged 23
Drowned when attempting to rescue a
boy from a river while on holiday.
SC William Alfred Ellis
Died 17 September 1916, aged 56
Drowned when he fell in the canal
while on patrol on a stormy night.
DCI Alfred William Ward
Died 5 September 1916, aged 50
Killed by a bomb at Scotland Yard
during an enemy Zeppelin air raid.
Insp Daniel Hubbard
Died 3 October 1916, aged 40
Killed on patrol when he his cycle
skidded and he was hit by a bus.
PC Edward George B. Greenoff
Died 28 January 1917, aged 30
Fatally injured while evacuating the
area of a burning munitions factory.
Posthumously awarded the
King's Police Medal for Gallantry.
PC Lawrence James Quibell
Died 16 March 1917, aged 24
Fatally injured in a road accident in
the Rosyth Dockyard fire engine.
PC Alfred Smith
Died 13 June 1917, aged 37
Killed by a bomb while evacuating the
street during an enemy air raid.
PC Michael Donovan
Died 12 October 1917, aged 26
Drowned when he fell in a dock while
on patrol on a stormy night.
St/Sgt William James Wheeler
Died 11 November 1917, aged 44
Took his own life while insane as a
result of injuries received on duty.
PC John Edwin Settrington
Died 17 December 1917, aged 31
Died as a result of injuries received
in the execution of his duty.
SC Henry Willis Shields King
Died 18 December 1917, aged 38
Killed by a bomb while reporting for
duty during an enemy air raid.
A/Sgt Henry William Sawyer
Died 16 February 1918, aged 36
Died from head injuries received when
assaulted during an arrest.
PC William Peck
Died 20 February 1918, aged 42
Died as a result of injuries received
in the execution of his duty.
PC George Henry Richard Judge
Died 25 February 1918, aged 57
Fatally injured on night duty when
struck by a car, which failed to stop.
D/Sgt Charles Richard Lee
Died 3 March 1918, aged 41
Died as a result of injuries received
in the execution of his duty.
PC James Owen Hardy KPM
Died 26 April 1918, aged 46
Killed in a fall off a cycle never
fully recovered from an earlier assault.
Awarded the King's Police Medal for Gallantry in 1918 before his death.
PC Herbert Berry
Died 3 June 1918, aged 46
Collapsed and died as a result of
injuries received during an arrest.
PC Edward William Swan
Died 1 November 1918, aged 38
Fatally injured when run over by an
army lorry while on point duty.
PC Frederick William Lambert
Died 7 April 1919, aged 40
Fatally injured attempting to stop a
runaway horse and trap.
St/Sgt Thomas Green
Died 18 June 1919, aged 51
Fatally injured when bludgeoned in a
mob attack on Epsom Police Station.
PC Frank Bryant KPM
Died 19 August 1919, aged 41
Died from injuries received in 1918 while
rescuing a lunatic from drowning.
Awarded the King's Police Medal for Gallantry in 1919 before his death.
PC Frederick James Beeson
Died 29 August 1919, aged 51
Died as a result of injuries received
in the execution of his duty.
Ch/In Frederick James Rivett
Died 5 September 1919, aged 47
Fatally injured when thrown from his
horse being frightened in traffic.
PC Thomas Eldred B.
Rowland
Died 25 December 1919, aged 23
Died from a fractured skull after he
was assaulted attempting an arrest.
PC Page Mayes Janeway
Died 2 February 1920, aged 45
Died of cancer believed aggravated by
injury in the Epsom Police riot.
Sgt Alfred James Tyler
Died 2 February 1920, aged 46
Fatally injured when knocked down by
a motor van while on patrol.
PC James Kelly
Died 22 February 1920, aged 34
Shot and fatally wounded pursuing an
armed burglar he disturbed at Acton.
PC William Hoar
Died 5 March 1920, aged 36
Collapsed and died in the street
after being relieved from point duty.
D/Sgt William Cecil Roberts
Died 7 July 1920, aged 46
Collapsed and died of heart failure
returning ill from duties in Scotland.
PC William Henry Baseby
Died 28 January 1921, aged 31
Killed in a bicycle accident while
travelling home on duty.
PC David Henry Wroth
Died 20 April 1921, aged 49
Died of disease as a result of an
accidental injury received on duty.
PC William George Hallett
Died 28 December 1921, aged 23
Fatally injured while on patrol when
hit by a drunk driver in a stolen car.
PC John Thomas Johnstone
Died 5 May 1922, aged 36
Took his own life while of unsound
mind as a result of injury on duty.
PC Albert Ernest Cordwell
Died 17 February 1923, aged 49
Died of disease as a result of injury
received in execution of his duty.
PC Edward Lock
Died 19 July 1924, aged 47
Fatally injured when knocked down by
a car after stopping a cyclist.
PC Arthur Owen Holdaway
Died 10 October 1924, aged 35
Died of injuries received when hit by
a tram while regulating traffic.
PC John Lloyd
Died 18 December 1925, aged 52
Died as a result of injuries received
in the execution of his duty.
PC Victor James Wilson
Died 13 January 1926, aged 33
Died of disease as a result of injury
received in execution of his duty.
Sgt Tom Ivor Whitney
Died 21 March 1926, aged 41
Died of disease as a result of injury
received in execution of his duty.
PC Thomas Edmund Moulton
Died 7 June 1927, aged 44
Fatally injured in a road traffic
accident while on bicycle patrol.
Sgt Leonard Carter
Died 5 August 1927, aged 35
Killed in a fall down an unprotected
shaft checking insecure premises.
PC Edwin Percy Cook
Died 7 October 1927, aged 33
Killed by fumes trying to rescue two
men collapsed down a manhole.
St/Sgt Anthony Sullivan
Died 11 December 1927, aged 37
Fatally injured when knocked down by
a car while on foot patrol at Brixton
PC Sidney Ernest Eldridge
Died 5 March 1928, aged 33
Fatally injured in a collision with a
lorry while cycling to go on duty.
PC Raymond Cyril Mitchell
Died 26 July 1928, aged 29
Fatally injured when struck by a
motorcycle while on point duty.
PC David Brotherstone Cleghorn
Died 10 September 1928, aged 25
Fatally injured in a motorcycle
accident while travelling to duty.
PC Samuel Henry Luscombe
Died 11 September 1928, aged 39
Killed in an accident when hit by a
car while cycling home from duty.
Insp Arthur Victor Tullett
Died 12 January 1929, aged 41
Killed on plain clothes motorcycle
patrol when struck a lorry.
PC David Fleming Ford
Died 14 March 1929, aged 22
Fatally injured when he fell through
a glass roof while pursuing burglars.
PC John Arthur Self
Died 23 August 1929, aged 44
Fatally injured when knocked to the
ground while questioning a suspect.
PC William George Benton
Died 18 September 1929, aged 47
Died as a result of injuries received
on traffic duty when hit by a car.
PC Henry James Mullins
Died 15 March 1930, aged 41
Found drowned in the river nearby
where he had been on point duty.
PC Harry Falshaw-Skelly
Died 26 May 1930, aged 22
Fatally injured in a motorcycle
accident while travelling to duty.
PC Arthur Lawes
Died 16 August 1930, aged 27
Fatally injured attempting to stop a
stolen car, which ran him down.
PC William George Ware
Died 6 March 1931, aged 42
Drowned when his police motor patrol
boat was hit by a steam tug.
PC Walter Roland Thompson
Died 12 May 1931, aged 43
Killed in a road accident at while
cycling home from court.
Sgt Walter Norman Savage
Died 29 May 1931, aged 37
Fatally injured while cycling home
from duty when struck by a car.
PC George William Allen, 27
PC Harry Cautherley, 28
Died 28 November 1931
Killed when their police motorcycle
combination crashed in a pursuit.
Sgt Albert Frank Burge
Died 6 June 1932, aged 47
Following the violent arrest of two
gunmen he became ill and died.
PC Frederick William Percy
Died 14 March 1933, aged 24
Fatally injured on point duty when a
cab failed to stop for his signal.
PC Sidney Leslie George Bird
Died 25 July 1933, aged 22
Fatally injured in a motorcycle
accident while going off night duty.
PC Albert Ernest Packer
Died 23 November 1933, aged 35
Died of disease as a result of injury
received in execution of his duty.
Sgt Harold Victor Glasby
Died 2 July 1934, aged 35
Drowned while saving his wife and two
sons when their boat capsized.
PC James Robert Carter
Died 10 November 1934, aged 44
Fatally injured on point duty at
night when knocked down by a car.
PC George McGowan Bruce
Died 27 December 1934, aged 50
Knocked down and killed by a car
whilst cycling to his last night duty.
PC James Warrender Thomson
Died 7 September 1935, aged 32
Killed trying to clear a crowd from
the path of an out of control lorry.
Posthumously awarded the
King's Police Medal for
Gallantry.
PC Henry Arthur Groves
Died 5 November 1935, aged 42
Fatally injured when thrown from his
horse while on mounted patrol.
PC Joseph Diboll
Died 22 November 1935, aged 45
Collapsed and died of heart failure
after assisting an injured woman.
PC Joseph Alfred Allaway
Died 14 March 1936, aged 43
Killed on bicycle patrol at night
when struck by a speeding car.
PC Robert William Pester
Died 7 June 1937, aged 33
Fatally injured when knocked down by
a car whilst cycling to duty.
PC Frederick John Stevens
Died 10 June 1937, aged 43
Fatally injured in a road accident
while cycling home from duty.
PC Bernard Tutt
Died 26 June 1937, aged 40
Fatally injured saving children from
a vehicle mounting the pavement.
St/Sgt Frederick William Parncutt, 44
PC Albert Arthur Taylor, 29
Died 10 November 1937
Drowned when their patrol boat was
struck by a steam tug at night.
PC James Hicks
Died 26 April 1938, aged 60
Died as a result of a injury received
in the execution of his duty.
PC George Thomas Shepherd
Died 9 November 1938, aged 39
Killed attempting to arrest the
driver of a stolen car who drove away.
PC William Hall
Died 17 January 1939, aged 28
Fatally injured when struck by car
while in full uniform cycling to duty.
PC George Rodney Southworth
Died 4 September 1939, aged 25
Killed in a fall from a building
trying to extinguish a light in the blackout.
RPS William Donald Huggins
Died 5 November 1939, aged 56
Killed when hit by a car whilst
cycling in uniform to report for duty.
WRC Israel Abrahams
