The Statute of Winchester established the office of parish constable, who was responsible for organizing and supervising the watch.
Step-by-step explanation:
During 17th century, beadles assisted the constables and walked the streets of England to get rid of vagrants. The parish constable was the first urban enforcement agent. A rudimentary criminal justice system states that the responsibility for law enforcement is in the hands of people, and it was established by the Statute of Winchester.
Beadle is a parish officer having various subordinate duties, keeping order during services and waiting on the rector. The parish constable is responsible for organizing and supervising the watch.