Part of Oral Answers to Questions — Police. – in the House of Commons at on 26 July 1934.
Mr John Gilmour
, Glasgow Pollok
The circumstances attending the death of Private Arthur Pass was investigated by the coroner at the inquest which was opened on 26th June and concluded on 17th July, when an open verdict was returned. Immediate inquiries were made by the police as soon as the case was brought to their notice on 24th June, but no arrest has been made. The investigation is, however, being continued. I am informed that no information or complaint has reached the police that any persons in the Notting Hill district have been combining to terrorise members of the Territorial Army or anyone else in the Paddington area and that the police have no knowledge of any "Notting Hill gang."