Judgement on Charles Warren and the Ripper investigation

Charles Warren became drumhead of the metropolitan natural law when they were in dire need of help after the incident that occurred in 1886. law of nature officers and officials were all shaken up and the police force was a mess. When Charles Warren came into action the police force changed. Although he had several problematic and complicated problems to deal with I reckon he done an smashing job in taking control over things which proved delightful from the many men and women that commended all that he did.He sure unnumerable complimentary permitters which I think says it all. He was very effective in keeping the police force calm in ordinance to handle any problem that arose. In his compliments he received one from the Home Secretary, Commander in Chief H. R. H, The Duke of Cambridge, The Prince of Wales and Lord capital of Zimbabwe which was a huge honour for him which he so rightly deserved. On top of all the compliments he was awarded with a Knight commandery of the Order of the Bath.He dealt with other difficulties which included burglaries, muzzling of dogs along with everything else going on which lead to the police being abused by the irritated public. in spite of all of these positives, state began to criticise him in the case of labourer the Ripper, concourse would slate him, accuse him of things he didnt do and generally equalize him. He was unfairly accused of not catching the murderer and much had to face the consider with outrageous thoughts and articles which gave him a bad image.I disagree with this for he coped very well with what problems he was faced with. The case of Jack the Ripper was his most difficult case but he faced it head on and didnt back down to defeat. I believe people could not see the inner workings to all that he did. afterward all the issues that he still received he resigned which left officers in dismay and disappointed for the great job that he did do.To conclude I believe that he was very effective a s Head of the Metropolitan Police for all of the difficulties that he dealt with in a sensible dash which enabled the public to feel safe and the officers around him to be at ease, he improved Police investigation strategies which gave him great respect. I also think that all of the criticism he received off of the public and press he still continued to do his work and did not let things overcome him. Overall he really did help the Metropolitan Police to improve and was a very good man in what he did and achieved.