Anaheim PD releases information about officer safety and how it continues to protect the community and seeks to calm the public
0Police not only face the risk of taking a bullet. Now they risk taking a cough to the face. As society undergoes a paradigm shift for the time being to slow the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, law enforcement agencies in Orange County and other fire responders face the dual challenge of protecting themselves while calming a public drowning in anxiety and fear of the unknown. The Anaheim PD, for one, would like the community to know that the agency is doing what it can to protect its residents, business, and visitors during this unprecedented time.…
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