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search search for: all words any word exact phrase wildcard filter by categories: baltimore city police history districts shortcodes units equipment insight slider 1 fallen heroes page timeline sh404sef custom content joomla articles bcph radio network search districts central southeast eastern northeast northern northwest western southwest southern stations map bpd heroes our fallen heroes our wounded heroes psob benefits our police 1800 - 1900 1900 - 1920 1920 - 1940 1940 - 1960 1960 - 1980 1980 - 2000 2000 - present commissioners personnel 1888 personnel 1907 1861 riots 1868 the baltimore flood 1877 b&o railroad riots 1904 the baltimore fire 1968 riots 1974 baltimore police strike bpd units arson unit auxiliary police aviation unit cadet program child abuse unit cid unit communications crime lab crisis negotiation team homicide unit internal investigations inner harbor unit k-9 unit marine unit motor unit mounted unit patrol division polygraph unit qrt / swat records tactical section t.i.s. traffic section vice squad bpd history afr amer police awards badges baltimore policing 172 years baltimore's roistering past boys club call box citation of valor class pictures departmentals espantoon fingerprint identification medal of honor park police patches patrol/paddy wagons polygraph special police street lamps vehicles women police 39 minutes of terror insight misc bpd pics bpd directory baltimore recruitment be a hero - help a hero retirements final roll call bpd weapons bpd news good cop / bad cop sponsors/credits dedications marshal jacob frey marshal george p kane col. sherlock swann marshal thomas farnan marshal robert d carter general charles gaither capt. william forrest sherlock holmes' london p/o bill hackley p/o bobby brown det kenny driscoll baltimore police bookshelf fop lodge #3 bpd history social when bill hackley made the original baltimore police history website he did it with the following mission statement mind __ to preserve and honor this fine police department and all those that have served with dignity and honor retired detective kenny driscoll picked up where officer bill hackley left off, taking the site from 90 pages to now more than 1100 pages, it has been both bill and ken's goal to research and find as much information as they could in order to preserve baltimore police departmen't history and gain more interest in the subject by others. as much as they want everyone to know when the mounted unit, k9 unit, vice, aviation, marine unit and other units started, they were more interested in having the fallen and disabled officers recognized and never forgotten for the sacrifices they and their families have made. the following from our police an 1888 book about the baltimore police department, ken found the complete departmental motto the most prominent object that meets his eye [in the central district gymnasium] is a large and handsome shield on the front wall, upon which is painted in great golden letters " the central police gymnasium, organized november 9, 1880, ' ever on the watch.' " in the centre of the shield is a large round wooden plaque upon which is a representation in wood carving of two gladiators engaged in mortal combat, and framing the plaque a representation, also carved in wood, of the regulation patrolman's belt, upon which are inscribed the latin legends " semper paratas" and "semper fideles," "ever ready" and "ever faithful." the wood carvings are excellent examples of this branch of sculpture, in which modern american artists lead the world. the shield was presented to the " central police athletic association" by mr. john convery on november 10, 1886 baltimore city police history the official motto of the department established on november 9, 1880 "semper paratus - semper fideles - ever on the watch" motto history link " e ver r eady - e ver f aithful " " e ver o n t he w atch " service with hope of honor as reward baltimore city police historical timeline 1700 - 1800 1800 - 1900 1900 - 2000 2000 + 1700 - 1800 1729 - 8 august, 1729 - the preservation of the peace, protection of property and the arrest of offenders has been the goal of baltimore residents since august 8, 1729, when the legislature created baltimore town, 100 years before the "london metropolitan police department" was founded by sir robert peel (1829) note: sir robert peel "bobby" peel is widely believed to be where the nickname of the police helmet "bobby cap" came from, upon founding the london metropolitan police department, officers were quickly called bobby cops, or bobbies, likewise their hats, "bobby caps" 1775 - would be the start of what would come to be 9 years of haphazard policing in "baltimore town" where mistakes were made, but those mistakes were learned from, and in 1784 "baltimore town", decided to form a paid "watch", in which the watchmen could be fired, or otherwise penalized, for neglect of duty. these first attempts to form the nightwatch had male inhabitant capable of duty sign an agreement, in which they swore to conform to police regulations adopted by the citizens and sanctioned by the board of commissioners, to attend when summoned to serve as night watchmen. this committee had some of the functions of the 1888 board of police commissioners. (the town was divided into districts and in each of these was stationed a company commanded by a captain of the nightwatch.) 1775 / 76 - the first captains of the watch, or police, in baltimore, under this primitive arrangement, were captain james calhoun, of the first district; captain george woolsey, second district; captain benjamin griffith, third district; captain barnard eichelberger , fourth district; captain george lindenberger , fifth district; and captain william goodwin, of the sixth district. at fell's point, captain isaac yanbidder , with two assistants, or lieutenants. each captain had under his command a squad of sixteen men, every inhabitant being enrolled, and taking his turn. the streets were patrolled by these watchmen from 10 pm. until daybreak. 1784 - the first attempt to organize a paid force to guard baltimore occurred in 1784. constables were appointed and given police powers to keep the peace. baltimore's police department had been developing their police force since the formation of our "night watch" in 1784. in the beginning, they were "necessary to prevent fires, burglaries, and other outrages and disorders." this from (chapter 69, acts of 1784). this was 45 years before sir robert peel's london metropolitan police was founded in 1829 . 1784 - baltimore would obtain street lights by order of the police department - these lights were oil lamps and they were lit by order of the police, they were extinguished by the police, and they were maintained by order of the police. it was not so obvious to the public as it were to the panel of commissioners, and to the council of city hall, but the lighted streets in baltimore were a deterrent that prevented, and decreased crime, in and around " mob town ". while at first many of the ideas, and or theories of the panel of commissioners, and or our marshals were often shot down, or put off until they either died in committee or were funded privately. still, many of these ideas went on to become the norm in law enforcement throughout the country, and around the world. furthermore, these concepts would eventually be paid for, and widely approved of and authorized by state legislatures. 1797 - 3 april 1797 - the city council passed the first ordinance affecting the police. it directed that three persons were to be appointed commissioners of the watch. they could employ for one year as many captains and watchmen as had been employed in the night watch the year past for the same remuneration. the commissioners prescribed regulations and hours of duty for the police. 1798 - 19 march 1798 - an officer known as “the city” or “high constable”, was created by the ordinance on march 19, 1798. his duty was "to walk

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