 Eventually, in response to FitzWalter's continuing outrages, a commission of the peace, probably under the authority of William Shareshull, was despatched to Chelmsford early in 1351.As a result, writes the scholar Elizabeth C. Furber, "justice, of a sort, finally caught up" with FitzWalter.Shareshull's commission indicted FitzWalter for failing to appear to answer accusations of felony.