Gananoque Police Officers Back to the Daily Grind after Being Stationed in Vancouver for Olympics
With the 2010 Winter Olympics finally coming to an end, it looks like it’s time for Gananoque’s police forces stationed at Vancouver to head back home. A number of the town’s police officers were sent to the Olympics host city to help serve and protect the public from possible criminal and even terrorist activity.
Gananoque’s police chief summed it all up by saying his squad of officers put forth a gold medal performance during their stay in the city. Furthermore, all of them had something in common to say: it was an experience they would remember for the rest of their lives.
According to Sergeant Junior White, it was the experience of a lifetime to have the opportunity to work in Vancouver. Constable Rhonda Grant on the other hand, said she’s thankful to have had the once in a lifetime opportunity to serve her country in a very special way.
The two were part of the 4-man team handpicked from the Gananoque police service to don their uniforms and represent the town at the 2010 Olympics.
Of course, it wasn’t all work and play for the team. They had a chance to watch the games in the flesh, and they had a grand time watching the figure and speed skating events.
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