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Herbert Hards Sanders
Herbert Hards Sanders was a British police officer and Chief Constable, serving in the London Metropolitan and Plymouth Police forces from 1894 to 1929. Sanders was noted as a strong supporter of the needs of rank and file officers, and as well as being properly outfitted and paid, he encouraged those under his command to be philanthropists, Samaritans and "good sports." It was his unwavering belief that no police officer could be good at his job without first being a good sportsman.〔"Police Pay" Western Morning News 10 February 1922〕 He also introduced female regular officers to the Plymouth City Police force.
== Early Life & Family ==
Sanders was born in 1873 in Dover, Kent, to Thomas Osborne Sanders and Eliza Ann Batcheler. His father was Chief Constable of the Dover Police.〔"Mr H.H. Sanders" Western Morning News 26 February 1921〕 At age 21 he worked in the clerical department at W.H. Crundall & Company, a timber merchant. In 1899 he married Bertha Kemp, and with her had three children, Thomas, Bertha and Herbert.〔Find My Past, Census & BMDs〕
On 3 August 1888 his brother Steven was murdered in Ladonia, Texas. His father Thomas was notified by telegram by the Texas authorities that his son had been "foully murdered" and the offender had been caught.〔"Murder of Steven Sanders" Dover Express 10 August 1888〕
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