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Police work to protect communities and help citizens, including children. They drive police cars equipped to handle emergencies, use dogs to search for missing people or drugs, and arrest lawbreakers to keep communities safe. Police also aim to make children feel comfortable seeking their help with problems at home or in the community.
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Police
- 1. Police
- 2. Police are always involved with the children in the community. Police like to make sure children feel comfortable so if they have a problem, they know they can depend on the police.
- 3. Police drives a police car. Police have everything they need in a police car unless it is something that they wear such as handcuffs and a gun.
- 4. Police have dogs that help them search for missing people or drugs. When people go missing, people call the police because they know police ask the right questions to find missing people.
- 5. Police arrest citizens when they break the law. Police keep bad citizens in jail when they find out that they break laws. Remember, it is the police job to keep the citizens safe.
- 6. Police protect the community. When a police officer see a citizen breaking the law, the police gets the bad citizen off the street and puts them in jail.
- 7. Police helps children. Sometimes children have problems at home, so the police is there to give them good advice.