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never TOO COOL FOr SCHOOL!<br />

Over the past month, members<br />

from the Wood Buffalo<br />

detachment attended various<br />

schools and play-groups to talk<br />

about safety.<br />

Cst. Christina Wilkins and Cst.<br />

Jesse Jones, from the Community<br />

Policing unit attended Thickwood<br />

Heights school on several occasions<br />

throughout the month of February<br />

to talk to pre-school aged children<br />

about stranger danger and the role<br />

of a police officer.<br />

on February 11th, sgt. steve<br />

Vince and Cpl. Angela Gilchrist,<br />

from ‘D’ Watch, made their way<br />

to Dickensfield school to engage<br />

grade one students in a safety<br />

presentation and also addressed<br />

questions students had about lockdown<br />

procedures.<br />

Cpl. Byron Wilkins, from ‘A’<br />

Watch, attended st. Anne’s school<br />

on February 13th, to present a<br />

lesson to one of the kindergarten<br />

classes on being a police officer and<br />

when is the right time to call 9-1-1.<br />

rCMP ready<br />

TO aTTend<br />

yOur evenT!<br />

veHICLe SaFeTy: avOIdInG WarM-uP THeFTS<br />

Jack Frost is making sure that temperatures stay chilly this winter<br />

season and this is tempting many motorists to leave vehicles run in<br />

attempts to warm them prior to travel.<br />

Vehicles left running, unlocked and unattended create unnecessary risk<br />

and pose the potential for criminal activity. over the course of this winter<br />

investigators have responded to numerous complaints of stolen vehicles<br />

that fall under the category of ‘warm-up’ thefts.<br />

Crime prevention is a priority for the RCMP, but it’s also a collective<br />

community effort. Dress for the weather and do not leave idling vehicles<br />

unattended. ‘Warm-up’ thefts are 100% preventable!<br />

Would you like to have the rCMP<br />

provide a presentation to a class,<br />

group, or organization?<br />

Do you want an RCMP member to<br />

attend your event in their traditional<br />

Red serge? Would you like our<br />

mascot Monty the safety Bear to<br />

brighten your event?<br />

All requests for RCMP members<br />

or Monty the safety Bear can be<br />

made by emailing fort_mcmurray_<br />

cpvs@rcmp-grc.gc.ca by calling<br />

780.788.4245 or by request on<br />

our Facebook page ‘Wood Buffalo<br />

Community Policing’. Be sure to<br />

leave a name and a phone number<br />

that you can be reached at during<br />

normal business hours.<br />

Please contact us at least two or<br />

three weeks in advance with your<br />

request.<br />

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