Bakersfield police officer inspires with children’s book
0As a School Resource Officer for Bakersfield Police Department, Charles Pratt has spent the last several years working with kids and answering the many questions they have for him. “What’s it like in the back seat of a police car?” “Can anyone see through a one-way mirror?” And his personal favorite? “When I grow up, can I become a police officer?” For Pratt, 45, working with kids and being able to answer their questions is one of the main reasons he decided to become a police officer. But before he reached that goal, his life took him in several…
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