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The New York City Police Force did not come to be until 1844, after a surge in population

and poverty resulted in a significant increase in vice and crime. Before that, the city had employed

a corps of 80 civilian patrolmen, the night watch, who stood sentry on street corners every

evening. One early Sunday morning in April, 1836, two of these watchmen, Dennis Brink and George Noble, had the final few

quiet hours of their shift in Lower Manhattan shattered by a sudden alarm being raised

from a nearby brothel on Thomas Street. Fire, cried a woman from its doorway, prompting Brink

and Noble to investigate.

The woman, one Rosina Townsend, Madam of the establishment, led the watchman to the room

of one resident, a prostitute named Helen Jewett, who was found murdered in her bed,

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