Remembering British Police Officers who Lost their Lives in the Line of Duty |
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and the former constituent forces of LEST WE FORGET East & West India Docks PolicePC John William SmithDied 6 May 1877, aged 28 Died as a result of a violent assault attempting to arrest a suspect. Sgt Michael Flynn Died 24 September 1896, aged 46 Found drowned in the docks after being bludgeoned about the head. PC Neil McLeodDied 5 August 1899, aged 38 Found drowned in the docks on night duty with suspicious injuries. PC Patrick William MartinDied 5 October 1906, aged 38 Killed when accidentally run over by railway trucks while on duty. PC William James G. CulverwellDied 26 April 1908, aged 59 Fatally injured checking passes at the dock gate when struck by a van. London and St Katherine Docks Police PC Edward SnashallDied February 1875, aged 32 Found drowned in the docks in suspicious circumstances. PC Jacob TolhurstDied 9 March 1876, aged 23 Died apparently after being given a poisoned drink while on his beat. Millwall Docks PolicePC Samuel ThorpeDied 20 April 1868, aged 43 Found drowned in Millwall Dock. PC John HeadDied 20 April 1900 Died as a result of injuries received in an accident at Millwall Docks. PC Thomas Wilcox Died 24 December 1894, aged 29 Found drowned in the docks after going missing on night duty. PC William Henry NashDied 1 September 1903, aged 26 Found drowned in the dock where he had been on patrol in the night. Port of London Authority Police PC Alfred William V. Daws Died 10 November 1913, aged 21 Found drowned in the docks where he was on patrol on a foggy night. PC John Thomas SevernDied 24 December 1914, aged 27 Drowned when they fell into the dock while on patrol in a dense fog. PC William WareDied 24 December 1914, aged 28 Drowned when they fell into the dock while on patrol in a dense fog. Insp John Joseph JeffersDied 22 August 1915, aged 60 Found drowned in the Millwall Dock while on patrol in the early hours. SC Truman EllisDied 15 May 1917, aged 52 Accidentally killed on patrol when part of a ship's cargo fell on him. PC John ReillyDied 15 April 1918, aged 59 Whilst on patrol in the early hours he fell into the dock and drowned. PC Frederick CheeseDied 9 October 1921, aged 31 Drowned when he accidentally fell in the dock while on patrol at night. PC Frederick Edward P. MillerDied 21 April 1923, aged 23 Fatally injured in a fall guarding the scene of a warehouse fire. Insp George Henry PonsfordDied 21 February 1924, aged 50 Fatally injured on patrol at Tilbury Docks by a fall into a dry dock. Insp James Frederick BerryDied 4 September 1929, aged 53 Found drowned on duty in a dock with no evidence as to the cause. Sgt Henry Frederick WrenDied 15 January 1930, aged 49 Whilst on patrol he was knocked down and run over by a train. PC Robert Charles WinneyDied 18 September 1940, aged 45 Sgt Charles Edward ShowellDied 19 September 1940, aged 40 Fatally injured by an unexploded bomb while investigating bomb damage. Posthumous King's Commendation for Brave Conduct in Civil Defence to both. PC Reginald Ernest SmithDied 1 December 1949, aged 53 Fatally wounded when accidentally shot by an armed security officer. PC Frederick Stanley GiddingsDied 16 October 1951, aged Drowned while on bicycle patrol when he rode into the dock in a fog. LEST WE FORGET |
Page updated 13 January 2012 |