Dunkirk Police resumes ‘take a student to breakfast’ program
Pictured are officers at School 5.
Pictured here, Dunkirk Police took our special guest Olivia Cole, a 5th grader at NCCS to Tim Hortons for breakfast. We were happy to be joined by reporter Madison Carter of Channel 7 News.
Pictured here, Dunkirk Police took our special guest Olivia Cole, a 5th grader at NCCS to Tim Hortons for breakfast. We were happy to be joined by reporter Madison Carter of Channel 7 News.
Pictured is Dallas Davis who was picked up at his school in a marked patrol car and taken for breakfast at Tim Hortons.
Pictured is Camron Rivera, a 4th grader at School 5. Camrons Teacher Kyle Damon was asked how and why he was selected. "He's overall a really good kid with good social skills and a good role model to the rest of the school very polite to all the adults wants to grow up and be a police officer."
City Of Dunkirk Police Chief, David Ortolano, is happy to announce that the Police Department’s “take a student to breakfast” program has begun early for this school year. Due to the excitement and outstanding response from the last school year, the Police Department decided to start this fall with honoring a student from each elementary school in Dunkirk and then again in the spring.
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- Pictured are officers at School 5.
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- Pictured here, Dunkirk Police took our special guest Olivia Cole, a 5th grader at NCCS to Tim Hortons for breakfast. We were happy to be joined by reporter Madison Carter of Channel 7 News.
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- Pictured here, Dunkirk Police took our special guest Olivia Cole, a 5th grader at NCCS to Tim Hortons for breakfast. We were happy to be joined by reporter Madison Carter of Channel 7 News.
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- Pictured is Dallas Davis who was picked up at his school in a marked patrol car and taken for breakfast at Tim Hortons.
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- Pictured is Camron Rivera, a 4th grader at School 5. Camrons Teacher Kyle Damon was asked how and why he was selected. “He’s overall a really good kid with good social skills and a good role model to the rest of the school very polite to all the adults wants to grow up and be a police officer.”
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