Families attend Lynnwood Police Cops Kids event Saturday at Alderwood Mall

Lynnwood, WALocal News

On Saturday, the Lynnwood Police Department hosted its “Cops & Kids” event at Alderwood Mall, drawing families from across the Seattle Metropolitan Area. The event featured interactive demonstrations by local law enforcement, highlighting the importance of experiential learning for children. Chief of Police Cole Langdon noted that building trust between the police force and the community is crucial for effective law enforcement. Attendees participated in activities that educated them about police practices and the role of law enforcement in their community. This initiative aims to improve relationships between the police and residents, fostering a safer environment.

The event also underscores the department's commitment to community engagement and transparency. By involving families in such events, the police department hopes to enhance public understanding of law enforcement's responsibilities. Ultimately, initiatives like these contribute to a more informed and engaged community in Lynnwood.

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