Published January 27. 2015 11:00PM
Cub Scouts with Pack 431, their leaders and parents visited the Salisbury Township Police Department Jan. 20 to learn about law enforcement.
The Scouts meet at Bethany United Methodist Church, Wescosville.
Detective Kevin Kress welcomed the visitors to the station and gave the Scouts an idea of what police officers do for the community.
He explained the gear officers wear and discussed situations where police officers can help the boys and their families.
Kress told the boys never to be afraid to call the police if they are scared or nervous about a situation.
Following a tour of the station, Kress took the Scouts to the parking lot to see a police car, complete with lights and sirens.
PRESS PHOTOS BY DEBBIE GALBRAITH Cub Scouts with Pack 431 visit the Salisbury Township Police Department Jan. 20. Participants include: back row, left to right, Detective Kevin Kress, Den Leader Chuck Peters, Assistant Den Leader Matt Robbins; middle row, Braden Kenderski, Ryan Bennett, Charlie Peters, Chase Kelly, Elton Robbins, Gregory Smith, Josh Mahally, Aidan Arakkal, Jacob Underwood; front row, Trent Marcks, Nolan Montes, Josh Teichman, Sebastian Maciolek and Brennan Kirby.
