Who developed the first professional police force supported by the government in england?

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sdas [7]1 year ago

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Sir Robert Peel developed the first professional police force supported by the government in england.

As the ,"Father of Modern Policing" he established a set of policing standards that are still relevant and urgent now as they were when they were first formed.

The Metropolitan Police Act, which established the Metropolitan Police Force and permanently appointed and paid Constables to guard the capital, was passed in 1829 while Sir Robert served as Home Secretary in Lord Liverpool's Tory Cabinet.

All police officers in Britain are now referred to as "Bobbies"! However, they were originally referred to as "Peelers" in honor of a certain Sir Robert Peel.

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