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Today marks the anniversary of the passage of the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829. Introduced by Sir Robert Peel and passed by P… | Police, History, British history
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A Peeler or Police Officer circa 1845. The Police Act 1829 of Parliament introduced by Sir Robert Peel established the Metropolitan Police of London; replacing the system of watchmen. The police were
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National Emergency Services Museum - #OTD in 1829 the Metropolitan Police Act received Royal Assent, paving the way for what's considered the first modern police force, London's Metropolitan Police. You can hear
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A Metropolitan Policeman of 1829, called a 'Peeler'. Upon Sir Robert Peel being appointed as Home Secretary in 1822, he established a committee, and acted upon its findings. Peel Believed that the
