All in a day’s work for Anaheim officer during pandemic
0As the public has had to make lifestyle changes in the wake of COVID-19, the Anaheim Police Department’s patrol officers have had to adapt as well. On a recent ride-along, Behind the Badge observed that patrol officers now wear gloves on calls and have a supply of hand sanitizer, dispensers, and alcohol wipes in their vehicles. “Patrol officers come in contact with the public frequently,” Officer Michael Fleet said, adding that officers attempt to maintain a six-foot distance from residents on calls, often by asking them to speak with officers outside their homes. However, officers did not let the virus…
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