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A trip to the Police Station

The students had the opportunity to step in the role of the Police Officers. 


From riding the police motorbike,


 

 

To sitting on the police car.


They even got the chance to use the speakers inside the cars.


They found out that it is not easy to be a police officer and 'catch the bad guys'. 

"How many times have your used the gun?" one preschooler asked.
"I have not fired it on anyone."

That is good to know.



They showed us the tools they use to do their job. 
A stick - to help them defend themselves against attackers.


A handcuff - to restrain the person.


Police officers are always busy. They have a lot of work inside the office too. 
Thanks to these amazing police officers who keep our community safe always. 




 

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