Last week saw both Brookfield and Kenmore State Schools formally adopted their new Adopt-a-Cops, into their respective schools.
Brookfield State School adopted and welcomed Acting Senior Constable Vince Gaudiello as their new Adopt-a-Cop on Wednesday, June 20.
Kenmore State School adopted and welcomed Senior Constable Helen Loader as their Adopt-a-Cop on Thursday, June 21.
Both Constable Helen and Constable Vince (as they will be known to their school community) were each presented with a formal certificate of adoption during their respective school’s assembly.
Constable Helen and Vince both stated they had joined the program to help build a positive relationship between police and the school community and strongly believe that through the Adopt-a-Cop program they can achieve this.
Senior Constable Helen Loader with Kenmore State School’s Principle Ms Ingrid Freeman and North Brisbane District Crime Prevention Co-ordinator Acting Senior Sergeant Jose Sarmiento
Acting Senior Constable Vince Gaudiello with Brookfield State School Student Leaders and the Officer in Charge Senior Sergeant Shane Hancock
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