Logan Central Police Station is proud to be active members of the Adopt-A-Cop program.
The program is aimed to build and foster relationships between police and members of the school community.
Constable Sharon Apap says one of Logan Central Police Station’s Adopt-A-Cop schools is the Logan City Special School.
There are approximately 250 students with intellectual, autism (and other disabilities) enrolled from Early Childhood Development Program through to Year 12.
Adopt-A-Cops attend the school regularly, interacting with the students in a fun way, providing positive messaging about road, personal safety and more.
Logan Central Police Adopt-A-Cops recently attended the Logan City Special School with two officers from the Mounted Police Unit.
The students had turns sitting in the police all-terrain vehicle and then patting the horses.
It was the first time most students had interacted with a horse and there were smiles all around.
Young Noah, who was born without arms was given the opportunity to hug a horse. The expression on his face was priceless.
A great day was had by all and further forged the relationship between the students, parents, teachers and police.
Parents were also invited to attend.
