The “Shulin Mommy & Baby Club” parent-child group visits the Shulin Police Precinct, with children happily trying out a police motorcycle. (Provided by Shulin Police Precinct)
The “Shulin Mommy & Baby Club” parent-child group visits the Shulin Police Precinct, with children excitedly experiencing police rifles. (Provided by Shulin Police Precinct)

On the 30th, young moms from the New Taipei City “Shulin Mommy & Baby Club” brought a group of 4 to 7-year-old children to visit the Shulin Police Precinct. The precinct used methods such as showing videos and hosting a quiz with prizes to educate the kids about crime prevention, making the “eat, play, and get gifts” children extremely joyful.

When the Shulin Police Precinct introduced its police weapons and equipment, the children innocently asked questions like, “Do you have cannons?” and “Where are the tanks?” These questions made the explaining officers burst into laughter as they clarified, “This is a police station; we don’t have those weapons here. Those kinds of weapons belong to the military!”

The precinct also let the children try on bulletproof vests, hold police rifles, and even take a ride on a police motorcycle. The kids exclaimed, “So cool!! I want to be a police officer and catch bad guys when I grow up!”

(China Times)