Question

Can someone put this in there own words if you can i will medal you 3 times and fan you


The Victorian period saw great changes in how people were caught, arrested and charged to appear in court. The police force, as we know it today, did not exist until 1856. Before then, most places had only an unpaid parish constable to keep order

Answer 1

The police force changed greatly in the Victorian period in many ways including how criminals were caught, apprehended, and charged in a court of law. Until 1856, there was no police force, but instead, an unpaid parish constable who kept order in the area.

Do not use this word for word but this is just an example!