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Moose Jaw, SK
Joined September 2009
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We're off to the WHL Championship Series!!
#ProtectTheHangar | #WHLPlayoffs
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Teens are more likely to speed when other teens are with them in the vehicle. Don’t put the lives of your friends and loved ones at risk by speeding. Learn more at parachute.ca/ntdsw #SpeedIsNoGame #NTDSW2021
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Today we were happy to introduce our newest certified police dog, PSD Merc, the namesake of our fallen brother Cst Jason Mercer, to his family; Kaleb, Easton and Maguire Mercer with handler Cst Jim Biniaris. Thanks Tina for making this happen @MJPolice – at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
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#Trivia #WeHavePrizes
What is the proper way to wear your seatbelt?
A. With the shoulder belt tucked behind you
B. With the lap belt over your hips, & the shoulder belt across your chest
C. With the shoulder belt tucked under your armpit
D. With the lap belt clipped behind you
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With the lowest officer/population in the province and one of the highest crime rates, I guess we have to start somewhere? discovermoosejaw.com/local/m…
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During June, law enforcement across the province reported 919 distracted driving offences – 798 were for cell phone use.
sgi.sk.ca/news?title=more-th…
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PSD Banan, badge 2K9, one of the Moose Jaw Police Services first police dogs passed away last night. He was 11.5 and led a great retirement life with retired Sgt Terry Phillips. May you find an indestructible toy in the afterlife because you never found one here! @MJPolice – at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw Police retweeted
#TrafficTipTuesday #JustDrive
Experienced drivers who are no longer in the GDL program can use hands-free cellphones while behind the wheel under two conditions:
- They're activated with voice commands or one-touch, and
- they are dashboard, visor or cradle mounted.
Moose Jaw Police retweeted
#Trivia #WeHavePrizes
True or false: It's okay to talk on speaker phone like this while driving.
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Cst POWER and I are in Moose Jaw, SK today and tomorrow working with @MJPolice and other agencies from across Saskatchewan and @SGItweets for this months STEP. @reginapolice
Moose Jaw Police retweeted
We found a few more properly restrained kids who got our last #Bucklebot stuffies. Bucklebot is a great way to teach kids the importance of being safe and buckling seatbelts. @SGItweets @RPSTrafficUnit
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Your responsibility as a driver involves scanning for danger and signs. Not seeing the sign is not an excuse. It’s actually kinda scary. #LookForTheSigns #STEPsask
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Our officers were also busy looking over child seats to make sure they were installed safely. Some of our staff members have special training as child seat technicians. Everyone deserves to be safe in a vehicle. #STEPsask
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How can you help keep our roads safe?
1. Don’t speed.
2. Drive sober. Always.
3. Put that phone away. No touching.
4. Buckle up.
#NRSW2019