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Batt, Neville

Batt, Neville

Rank: Policeman

Serial Number: Unknown

Division: Unknown

Date Killed: Friday, July 9, 1937

Cause of Death: Traffic Accident

Bio: Policeman Batt succumbed to injuries sustained one week earlier when his patrol car collided with a Santa Fe Railroad freight train near the intersection of Avalon Boulevard and Santa Fe.

Policeman Batt had served with the Department for 14 years. He was survived by his wife and child.