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a Of the 4364 fingerprints searches, police records heve so fer been found for 1069 of these individuals, or in other werds, 24.4% of this group of veterans of the B.E.F. were found to have prior police records. These meords are divided by effense elas~ aifications as follows. The figures represent convictions, with the exception of the ites "Charges disaissed", which represents either disuissal by the police er by no bill ef the Grand Jy, Murder and Manslaughter 7 Driving while intoxicated 2 Raye 7 Liquor Laws as Robbery x” Drankeaness 83 Assault 49 Diserderly conduct, Burglary 35 vagranay a Larceny 9 Gambling 2 dato Theft is Traffic, Meter Vehicle Laws 4 Forgery, Counterfeiting 37 Blackmail and Extortion 3 ara Eabesslement, Freud M Military offenses, dezerticaswél ° Weapons, carrying, Felonies (unknow) 3 possessing, etc. 8 Misdeweanors (unknown) 22 . Sex Offenses Charges dismissed 187 ' (except rape) a. Miscellaneous offenses mes Offenses against Fanily 18 Total 982 Drug Laws 9 The difference between the total of these offenses and the total of 1069 identifications is accounted for by the Act that no dispositions for the charges against these individuals are phown by the record, and thet information is belng collected l from the various police departments, and will be tabulated j completely at a later date, : 3 It should also be steted that many of these individuals . have long police records, and that the above represents only one offense for each individual, 38 of this group have been son~ .. wicted four or more times, No effort has been made to eollest a the musber of offenses committed by the entire group. ; With refekense to the 187 dismissals, it should be stated hg that most of these records indicate more than one arrest but Yy no convictions for this group of 187.