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Winnipeg Police talk crime prevention at Polo Park

Crime Prevention officers met with community members at Polo Park. Colton Goforth/Global News

WINNIPEG – Winnipeg Police officers promoted the importance of neighbourhood crime prevention programs during a public availability session at the Polo Park shopping centre.

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Crime Prevention officers set up a kiosk in the mall and provided information about the Neighbourhood Watch and Block Parent Programs.

They also shared tips about how to make your home and vehicle as secure as possible.

Crime Prevention officers met with community members at Polo Park. Colton Goforth/Global News

The event was also a rare chance for people to relate any concerns and questions they may have had directly to an officer.

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“We get a variety of questions and a lot of the time the public doesn’t have an opportunity to just come up to a police officer and talk, and talk about anything. We’re here to talk about any concerns the public may have,” said Patrol Sergeant Phil Penner.

Crime Prevention officers met with community members at Polo Park. Colton Goforth/Global News

Members of the Neighbourhood Watch and Block Parent Programs joined police at the event.

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The Block Parent program unveiled a new Google maps tool that can help parents plan walking routes in a neighbourhood.

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There will be another event at St. Vital Shopping Centre on Sunday starting at 12:00 p.m.

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