Lac La Biche RCMP host open house and barbecue

The RCMP helicopter takes off from Thursday afternoon's RCMP open house and community barbecue at Lac La Biche's Bold Center.
Youngsters got the opportunity to paint colourful patterns on an RCMP vehicle.
Colouring book pages with police pictures were filled in and put on display during Thursday's RCMP open house.
RCMP Sgt. Trevor Cardinal checks on the burger progress during Thursday's RCMP open house and barbecue.
RCMP members were on hand to speak to community members at Thursday's open house and community barbecue
Display and activity tables were inside the Bold Center fieldhouse for families to enjoy.
Represntatives from the Dragonfly Centre, counselling and support centre.
Mamie Lablanc at the Lac La Biche Victims' Services display table. A fundraiser is currently running for the VSU. The first prize is a quilt made by the family of Fallen Four RCMP member Const. Leo Johnston. The quilt is valued at $2,000. Other prizes include a 50/50 cash prize. Tickets are available at the Lac La Biche RCMP detachment
Lac La Biche RCMP Sgt. Trevor Cardinal
Hundreds of burgers and hotdogs were served up at Thursday's RCMP event that also drew the RCMP mascot.
So - I can just spray this coloured water all over the police car? Really?
The RCMP Air Services helicopter was a popular attraction on Thursday afternoon.

LAC LA BICHE - Mounties switched from cuffing burglars to cooking burgers on Thursday afternoon as the Lac La Biche RCMP hosted an open house and community barbecue at the Bold Center.

The afternoon featured displays and information tables featuring a wide range of educational and preventative programs relating to crime and law enforcement. The afternoon also highlighted some high-flying police activity with a visit by the RCMP Air Services helicopter. Police also brought a rollover simulator and offered youngsters a chance to paint an RCMP vehicle with bright watercolours. 

The event is held, say local police officials, to give community members an opportunity to approach officers on a face-to-face level.

 

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