Published October 30. 2022 05:56PM
By LOU WHEELAND
Special to The Press
Thirteen Parkland High School golfers joined nine South Whitehall Police officers for a round of golf Sept. 17 at The Club at Twin Lakes, North Whitehall Township.
According to Police Chief Glen Dorney, the event showed the students, that indeed, police officers are people just like them.
Dorney said the golfing was a way to “bond with the community.”
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELAND Ryan Beltrame, Parkland High School student, tries to put some “English” on his golf ball nears the golf cup. South Whitehall Police Community Relations Officer Jason Grozier and Lt. Steve Brown watch from the sideline. Police Chief Glen Dorney, right, is up next.
South Whitehall Police Chief Glen Dorney, a golf fan, watches as his ball moves toward the cup.
A happy foursome, Parkland High School student Chloe Chase, Golf Coach Ryan Kilpatrick, student Ryan Beltrame and South Whitehall Police Chief Glen Dorney enjoyed a beautiful day on the links at The Club at Twin Lakes, North Whitehall Township.
South Whitehall Township police and Parkland High School students shared a day of golf Sept. 17 at The Club at Twin Lakes, North Whitehall Township. South Whitehall Police K-9 Officer Kevin Smith, students Owen DeLong, Bo Barthol, Mujtaba Jaffer, Dylan Dubory, and Police Officers Eric Kleintop and Zach Labezius took part in the event.
