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Deputy Offers Look At Law Enforcement To Kids At Carver Park
July 27, 2017
From blue lights to badges, Escambia County Sheriff’s Deputy Neil Tipton took the time to explain law enforcement to a group of children at Carver Park in Cantonment. A summer feeding program is available weekdays at Carver Park on Webb Street for children under 18. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Deputy Offers Look At Law Enforcement To Kids At Carver Park”
@Nice your right about the distrust of law enforcement in that area, I don’t know if the deputies can change the children’s mind though, since this distrust is taught at home by either the parents or adults in their lives. And yes I’ve worked this are for many years and have been in the homes and see and hear first hand what goes on.
I’m glad to see them out there attempting to form a positive relationship with the children. There’s too much distrust of the police in that area. Great Job!