10-year-old Layla becomes MPD officer for a day with Make-A-Wish visit

Layla, a 10-year-old girl, had a memorable experience as an honorary officer with the Marysville Police Department, made possible by Make-A-Wish. Her day began with fingerprinting, a department tour, and an official swearing-in ceremony led by Mayor Jon Nehring. After a special lunch hosted by Chief Erik Scairpon, Layla participated in engaging police scenarios, including the apprehension of a "donut burglar. " This event highlights the Marysville Police Department's dedication to community engagement and support for children facing serious health challenges. Community member Jon T.

reached out to express gratitude for the department's compassionate treatment of individuals struggling with addiction. His personal journey illustrates the transformative power of the department's Law Enforcement Embedded Social Worker Program, which helps individuals navigate social services. Jon's story serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and support in overcoming personal struggles. The department's efforts foster a stronger bond between law enforcement and the community, underscoring their commitment to public service.