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Hand News from: Saint John, Canada
As part of National Police Week, the Saint John Police Force, along with the Neighbourhood Police Council, put on a fingerprinting clinic for children at the McAllister Drive McDonald's Thursday night. Const. Andrew MacBean, the east side community police officer, helped run the clinic with Frank DeGrace and Ron Dykeman of the Neighbourhood Police Council. MacBean said the point of the clinic is to get parents to keep track of their children and prepare the parents to talk with the children about strangers. |
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A child identification booklet was provided at the clinic with space for descriptive information and a photo of the child, and - the most important thing for the event - pages where children could put their inked fingerprints. The information would be useful in the event a child goes missing.
PHOTO: Frank DeGrace of the Neighbourhood Police Council helps Liam Starr, 5, get his fingerprints recorded as his big sister Emma, 8, watches. The prints are part of a booklet that is given to parents free of charge to help in the location of a child who becomes lost or is abducted. |
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