Middlesbrough Borough Police
Middlesbrough Borough Police, sometimes referred to as Middlesbrough Constabulary, was the police force of Middlesbrough, England, established in 1853.[1] On 1 April 1968, the force was amalgamated into Teesside Constabulary, which itself became part of Cleveland Constabulary in 1974.
In 1934, the force had a strength of one Chief Constable, one Chief Inspector, six Inspectors, twenty Sergeants, 136 Constables, three Matrons, and eight civilian staff.[2]
Chief Constables
- Henry Riches, 1902–1930
- Donald Heald, 1932–?
- Ralph Davison,1957–1968
Footnotes
- History of Cleveland Police
- Middlesbrough Borough Treasurer's Department, Return of Officials and Workmen in the Employment of the Corporation at March 1934
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