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Constable Robert Dick BELL (48)

23 Nov 1963
Dunbartonshire Constabulary

PC Bell died when he was struck by a vehicle whilst conducting road checks.

Sergeant William Smith BATESMAN (45)

16 May 1963
Kilmarnock Burgh Police

PS Batesman collapsed and died in the road safety department at Kilmarnock police office.

Detective Superintendent Charles Main MCNEILL (54)

15 Jun 1962
City of Glasgow Police

Det. Supt. McNeill died when his car was involved in a RTC whilst returning from a conference.

Constable James BROWN (30)

07 Feb 1962
Lothian and Peebles Constabulary

PC Brown died when his motorcycle was in collision with a wagon.

Constable William McMillan MACCULLOCH (20)

05 Dec 1960
Greenock Burgh Police

PC MacCulloch died when his car was involved in a collision whilst travelling to a course at the Scottish Police College.


Constable Alexander McGregor GRAHAM (36)

21 Mar 1960
Perthshire and Kinross-shire Constabulary

PC Graham collapsed and died at Dunblane near the end of his night shift.

Constable Walter Marshall MCMILLAN (30)

25 Jan 1960
British Transport Commission Police

PC McMillan died whilst chasing a suspect at the Mineral Depot in Morrison Street Edinburgh. He vaulted a low wall but fell 20 feet into the roadway below. He was survived by his wife and three daughters the youngest of which was one year old.

Police Constable Stanley BAKER (45)

26 Jul 1959
Admiralty Constabulary

Constable Baker died after he collapsed on duty at the Greenock Royal Naval Torpedo Experimental Establishment.

He was 45 years old and was survived by his wife.


Constable Robert GILLIES (22)

28 Sep 1958
City of Glasgow Police

PC Gillies died when his bicycle was struck by a drunk driver who failed to stop.

Constable Patrick MOULDS (52)

09 Aug 1958
City of Glasgow Police

PC Moulds died when he was struck by a vehicle whilst on points duty for a football match in Govan.

Detective Constable James MILROY (35)

27 Mar 1958
City of Glasgow Police

DC Milroy died after his vehicle was involved in a collision. He was survied by his wife and four children.

Constable Robert Crane GUNNIS (54)

12 Sep 1957
City of Glasgow Police

PC Gunnis collapsed and died in the Kirklee police signal box Great Western Road whilst on night duty.

Inspector John Duncan GORDON (47)

09 Jan 1956
Stirling and Clackmannan Constabulary

PI Gordon collapsed and died within the Bridge of Allan police station.

Constable James McArthur ANDERSON (41)

01 May 1955
Edinburgh City Police

PC Anderson died of head injuries sustained when his police vehicle was involved in a collision in the early morning in Charlotte Street Leith.

Chief Inspector James Daniel MCCLAFFERTY (57)

01 Oct 1954
British Transport Commission Police

CI McClafferty died after chasing a suspect thief into West Park Place Edinburgh.

Constable John MCLEOD (33)

10 Nov 1953
British Transport Commission Police

PC John McLeod was on duty during the night in Burntisland marshalling yard when struck by an engine, resulting in multiple injuries.


Constable Thomas Robert MUIR (28)

08 Sep 1953
Perthshire and Kinross-shire Constabulary

PC Muir died when his police motorcycle was involved in a collision in Main Street at Cross Street Callander. He was survived by his wife and child.

Police Constable Samuel STEWART (52)

15 Aug 1953
Dundee City Police

PC Stewart (Drum-Major) collapsed at the Highland Games in Banff whilst playing in the police band. He completed 30 years of police service and was survived by his wife and daughter.


Constable Alexander ANDERSON (53)

31 Jul 1953
Fife Constabulary

PC Anderson collapsed and died after taking ill in the Rosyth police office having locked up a male who violently resisted arrest.

Constable John CURRIE (22)

23 Jan 1953
Motherwell and Wishaw Burgh Police

PC Currie died when he was involved in a collision on the Glasgow to Edinburgh road near Newhouse whilst travelling to take up duty.

Constable John MACLEOD (31)

04 Sep 1952
City of Glasgow Police

PC MacLeod died after he was shot in Hyndland Road Glasgow as he and another officer approached a male wanted for theft of a large sum of money from a city bank. PC MacLeod was posthumously awarded the Queens Commendation for Brave Conduct. He was survived by his wife and young son.


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Constable Alexander ROSS (35)

06 May 1952
Scottish North Eastern Counties Constabulary

PC Ross died when his police motorcycle was in collision with a lorry at Deskford Banffshire.

Inspector William Alexander FINDLATER (51)

24 Jan 1952
Scottish North Eastern Counties Constabulary

PI Findlater was found dead in his car near Waterton. He died of heart failure whilst touring his area on supervisory duties.

Sergeant William GIBSON (44)

22 May 1951
Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary

PS Gibson died when he and other officers investigated reports of an armed man roaming the Dumfries streets in the early hours. The sergeant and two colleagues made a search of the area. As they drew up alongside a man loitering on a corner the man produced a shotgun and with little warning shot Sgt Gibson in the head. He was survived by his wife and two children and was posthumously awarded the Kings Commendation for Bravery.

Constable Andrew Crichton GREENSHIELDS (50)

09 Dec 1950
Edinburgh City Police

PC Greenshields collapsed and died near his home shortly before policing a football match. He was survived by his wife and two daughters.

 

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