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32 — Sunday, February 7, 1999 — North Shore News

TWELVE wee members of the 7th
Crown Sparks from Lynn Valley gor
a tour on Monday of the spacious
high-tech North Vancouver RCMP
building.

Sparks are made up of girls aged sive and
six. They move up to Brownies at age seven.

Constr. Paula Brown graciously escorted the
pink-clad Sparks through the detachment. The
girls got a boo at the jail cells where, to the
chagrin of some wee ones, “no bad guys” were
lodged on that particular evening.

The Sparks got to climb through Const.
Brown’s police car parked in the detachment’s
underground. They also went into the dispatch
area where police radio communication is con-
trolled.

The highlight of the evening was a police
service dog demonstration by Chase and his
handler, Const. Shaun Brozer.

power meets

ice force

Chase has been on the job atthe North
Vancouver ROMP for a few vears. Phe dog has
had more than 350 sutches related to injuries he
experienced through police work,

Chase hada paw injury on Monday. Despite
thar, Chase queenty responded te) Brozer’s
commands,

The Sparks became uncharacteristically
silent when Chase ran up and pur the bite on
Const. Brown.

Brown was protected with padding on her
arm during the demonstration.

During the tour, the only question which
appear to stump Const. Brown for a moment
was when littl Shannon Merry asked to see
Brown's badge.

At the end of the tour, Brown got ber wal-
let and produced a shiny gold police badze.
The Sparks, as novice badge collectors, were
impressed.

— Auna Maric D'Angelo

MISHAELA Molby (left) gets some help with her head
gear from Caroline Exell. Const. Brown allowed the
Sparks to try on the officer's police hat and bullet

proof vest at the end of the tour.

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CONST. Paula Brown explains police work to an attentive group of Sparks.

Paula Brown (above) pets
Chase who is shown with his handlez,
Const Shaun Brozer. Chase puts the
bite on Brown moments before in a sus-
pect apprehension demonstration (top
right.). Chase (bottom right) successful-
ly searches for plastic explosives in
another demonstration of the dog’s
training.

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