PCSO Sue Sullivan and PC Tony Butler with China
Gidea Park College meet police dogs China and Oz during visit from Safer Neighbourhoods Team
Ramzy Alwakeel, Reporter
Thursday, February 21, 2013
11:50 AM
Children from Gidea Park College were very pleased to see two furry visitors.
Police dogs China and Oz made a special appearance with the Romford Town Safer Neighbourhoods Team – and showed the enraptured youngsters how they search for hidden property.
PCSOs Nick Brunning and Sue Sullivan and PC Tony Butler also gave a talk about road safety.
PCSO Brunning said: “It is important that we engage with the children at a young age and this was certainly achieved today.”
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