Saskatoon police barbecue introduces the community to the service
The wind blew people around, but it did not blow them away from the Saskatoon
Police Services community barbecue Wednesday.
"We will stick around,
hopefully. We might have to anchor ourselves," said Terry Laverty.
He
was exploring the vehicles and displays with his two-year-old son
Dexter.
Dexter was especially excited about one thing.
"The
cookies!" he said when asked about his favourite part of the day.
They
were also happy to see the demonstration from the K-9 Unit.
"I saw the
dogs. I (wanted) to hug them," said Dexter.
The dogs did not appear
hug-able as they demonstrated how they are used in the force, but after pulling
an officer down the demonstrator assured that the dog was like a part of his
family.
There were also vehicle displays, demonstrations from the
Explosives Disposal Unit and live entertainment.
The line up to the
barbecue in front of the police headquarters building was large even when people
had to desperately hold onto their napkins.
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