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Community policing could use a few good men/women

If you value the service provided through Community Policing and want to see crime prevention programs continue, it’s time to step up.
Cowichan Community Policing is looking for some volunteers with their shoplifting prevention, counterfeit awareness, speedwatch and other programs.
Carol-Ann Rolls is the manager of volunteer programs and services and says she could really use some help….
Rolls says businesses could help support the community policing program by sending letters of support for it.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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