Nassau police visit Northern Parkway school
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Nassau County mounted police were part of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day at Northern Parkway Elementary School on May 28.
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During Law Enforcement Appreciation Day at Northern Parkway Elementary School, Principal Bilal Polson, left, Det. Lt. Richard Lebrun, commanding officer of NCPD Public Information, and Uniondale director of security Thomas Hunter joined forces.
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Northern Parkway students were excited to see Leo the Lion, the mascot for Nassau County’s Police Activity League.
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One of the Emergency Services Unit vehicles rolled through the elementary school campus.
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Up, up in the sky, it’s a bird, it’s a plane, no it’s a Nassau County police helicopter.
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There was a helicopter, there was an Emergency Services Unit truck, the mounted unit saddled up and students and probably some teachers asked questions of the Nassau County Police Department personnel that came to Northern Parkway Elementary School on May 28.
Fresh from Memorial Day, students met with officers from NCPD’s Aviation Unit, Bureau of Special Operations, Community Affairs, ESU, the motorcycle platoon, the K-9 Unit and problem-oriented police.
The units conducted demonstrations and Leo the Lion, the mascot for Nassau County’s Police Activity League, was on hand for high-fives.
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