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FTPD Youth Week Cadets Learn A Little About Policing

July 26, 2021 Community Building, Youth Services

Samantha Hanlon was this year’s FTPD Youth Week Class Leader.

A week of drilling, marching and learning police procedures came to an end on July 23 with the graduation of 24 Police Youth Cadets at the Board of Education administration building.

During the week, the middle and high schoolers experienced simulated drunk driving, learned about the police K-9 Corps and were visited by the New Jersey State Police aviation unit.

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