The Danger with Strangers

Mounties are offering safety tips for kids who walk to school.
R-C-M-P Corporal, Ron Vlooswyk says it’s important for parents to have the conversation with their kids about not talking to strangers.

It’s important that kids report any suspicious interactions to both their parents and the authorities.
Vlooswyk says the more information they can get will better help them in solving a case.
He adds that parents should run through proper safety practices with their kids when it comes to interacting with a stranger.
Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
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