Crime & Safety
Arlington Police Department Feel-Good Stories Of The Week
From being honored at the State House to making a little girl's day, these local police stories will make you smile.
ARLINGTON, MA – The Arlington Police Department gave residents plenty of reasons to smile last week. Here's a rundown of the feel-good stories involving your local police officers.
K-9 Officer Hogan and his partner Eiko visited 3-year-old Mia, who begged her mom to take her to see a police officer. See pictures of Mia's visit below:
K9 Officer Hogan and K9 Eiko went to visit their new friend, Mia, a three-year-old #ArlingtonMA resident, who begged her mom to take her to see a police officer because she loves them so much. Thank you Mia! Hope to see you again soon. #communitypolicing #lesm pic.twitter.com/vRm9LE80Tn
— Arlington, MA Police (@ArlingtonMAPD) May 31, 2018
Det. James Smith was honored Wednesday at the 18th Missing Children's Day at the State House. Smith has been instrumental in finding missing foster kids across the state and was recently featured by Boston 25.
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Detective James Smith was honored today at the 18th Annual Missing Children's Day held at the State House for his tireless work to bring children across the Commonwealth home --w/ Rep. @seangarballeyMA. pic.twitter.com/bAPxqXEJy2
— Arlington, MA Police (@ArlingtonMAPD) May 30, 2018
Arlington police officers saved eight ducklings from a storm drain and reunited them with their mother.
Top image via Arlington Police Department
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