§ 33. Dr. MORRIS-JONESasked the Home Secretary whether he will introduce legislation to prevent the retention by a police officer convicted of corrupt practices of money accumulated as the result of such conduct?
§ Mr. CLYNESNot as at present advised.
§ Dr. MORRIS-JONESWould it be correct to say at this moment that an ex-sergeant of the Metropolitan Police is enjoying the blessings of liberty and is in possession of a comfortable fortune as a result of these dishonest practices?
§ Mr. CLYNESIf my hon. Friend knows that it is correct to make such a statement, I shall be glad to have information with regard to it.
§ Dr. MORRIS-JONESWould the right hon. Gentleman, in the interests of the welfare of this very fine force, show to them and to the public that it is in the power of the Government to prevent the repetition of such glaring instances of the prosperity of the wicked?
§ Mr. CLYNESI deprecate these reflections by implication on the force in general by introducing some half-concealed allusion to a particular case.