Speed Watch on patrol

Speed Watch on patrol

Citizens on Patrol Speed Watch Unit members Clay Myers, Alex Wasylenko and Ken Kvist target motorists.

  • Oct. 7, 2014 6:00 a.m.
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Citizens on Patrol Speed Watch Unit members Clay Myers, Alex Wasylenko and Ken Kvist target motorists as they travel through the school zone on Carson Drive Friday afternoon. The group was checking for speeders, while being supported by RCMP officers who were nearby.

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