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Page $. 17. Members of the Auxiliary Police shall not~be absent from duty or an assignment after volunteering for same, without notification to the Chief of~Police,~or regular officer designated, within a reasonable time, in advance. 1$. Members of the auxiliary Police becoming sick or disabled while on duty or an assignment shall report to the Chief of Police or regular officer designated in charge, before leaving their assign- ment, if possible. 19. Members of the Auxiliary Police shall promptly make or cause to be made, written reports of all personal injuries sustained by them while on duty. 20. Members of the Auxiliary Police shall have in their possession a memorandum book in which they shall record information necessary for the performance of their duty. 21. Any member~of the Auxiliary Police desiring a change of duty or assignment, or wishing to express dissatisfaction in connection with the operations of the Auxiliary Police or regular Palice De- partment, shall make a report in writing and same shall be for- warded to the Chief of Police. 22. Members of the Auxiliary Police shall not violate any law of the United States, the State of Ohio, or of~ the Village of I~iayfield. 23. Members of the Auxiliary Police shall not sleep while on duty. They shall not conduct themselves in a cowardly manner, nor show lack of interest or energy as to amount to gross neglect of duty. 21~. Members of the Auxiliary Police shall not willfully and continu- ally violate rules governing the Auxiliary Police or the regular Department of Police. SUGGESTIONS ~~CR THE AUXILI:RY rCLICEAfIAN PUBLIC REL.yTICNS There are a number of virtues in the police profession that interlock. They include courtesy, dignity, and good manners, confidence, and ability. By way of amplifying that statement, it might be pointed out that police dignity includes courtesy, it breeds public confidence. It bespeaks abil- ity and it consists of good manners. Short-cutting any place on the list is like pulling a girder from a steel bridge; it weakens the whole structure.