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On the sign:
METROPOLITAN POLICE
HERE FELL DETECTIVE SERGEANT RAYMOND PURDY 13TH JULY 1959
The plaque marks the spot where DS-DETECTIVE SERGEANT Raymond Purdy was killed. Purdy and his partner on duty, went down to South Kensington tube station to arrest a suspect. As soon as they got to the street, the arrested person ran away, and in that place, hid behind a pillar, then in his arrest he pulled out a gun and shot Raymond Purdy to death.
The sign was placed on July 13, 2019, the 60th anniversary of the policeman’s death.
The house where the sign stands, and where the policeman fell, was photographed on the same day Click for a larger image
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