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Police show schoolchildren how a K9 helps in the arrest of a suspect | THE DAILY HERALD

September 17, 2021

Police show schoolchildren how a  K9 helps in the arrest of a suspect | THE DAILY HERALD
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Police officer demonstrates how a police dog helps take down a suspect.

PHILIPSBURG--In an ongoing effort to bridge the gap between the St. Maarten Police Force KPSM and St. Maarten’s students, a group of police officers is conducting a series of information sessions at several schools. 

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Majors J. Boyrard and I. Woodley gave the K9 demonstration.

Schoolchildren had a field day learning about the police.

Two police officers gave a presentation at Learning Unlimited Preparatory School on September 16. Majors J. Boyrard and I. Woodley with the police K-9 Oscar demonstrated how an arrest is made with deployment of a police K-9.

  After the demonstration, the officers explained the types of police dogs and their skills, and answered students’ questions. 

  The KPSM management team thanked Learning Unlimited for inviting the officers. 

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/police-show-schoolchildren-how-a-k9-helps-in-the-arrest-of-a-suspect

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