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Safety Checkstop Helps 59 Families at Cowichan Walmart

“One family arrived with one child unrestrained and an infant only partially restrained in their carseat.”
North Cowichan Duncan RCMP and volunteers from the Child Pasenger Safety Association of Canada held a roadside checkstop on Sunday at Walmart.
Police say the help was well received by most of the 59 families the team met.
No tickets were issued, and parents left more educated about their child restraint and how it needs to be installed in their vehicles.
Kasi Johnston
Kasi Johnston
News/Announcer for 89.7 Juice FM!

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