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From the History
of the New York Police Department Your Memorialists therefore pray that provision b made by law for the disposal of the
property so remaining in the aid office unclaimed, at the expiration of every six months, and that the proceeds thereof may
be paid into the Treasury, and an established salary, in addition to the existing fees, may be allowed out of the public Treasury
to such Constables and Marshals as the Police Magistrates may select, on account of their vigilance and fidelity, to attend
at the said office, and execute their commands."
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Conrad Jensen is a retired inspector from the New York Police Department. He is the author of the 1964 work, Twenty-six Years on the Losing Side. The book is an account of
the social problems of the day from a Christian perspective. Chapters include:
Justice; Thou Shalt Not Kill; Gambling; Strong Drink; Corruption; Juvenile Delinquency; Degeneracy; Responsibility; A Losing
Fight; Marching Saints; What the Bible Says About Policemen, What is a Cop? Among
the quotes from his book is, “God grant that we who fall into the category of policeman, might recognize our God given
opportunity to help the helpless, defend the defenseless and bring to justice those who turn their backs on God and country
and live by their own code.”
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