Submitted by Tricia Patricco
Nine Bear Cub Scouts and their parents from Pack 182’s Den 9 recently visited Warren Township Police Headquarters. The Scouts were taken on a tour of the new station by Officers Ross Portner and Luke Masterson. Everyone enjoyed a demonstration of finger-printing and discussion of crime scene forensics lead by Detective Rob Dinsmore. This enabled the Scouts to complete their “Forensics” adventure and learn some cool stuff in the process.
A plaque thanking the Warren Township Police Department for serving our community was created by Bernie Ryder as part of his “Baloo the Builder” activity requirement and was presented to the Officers during the visit. We are proud and thankful for the commitment of the Police Department to making our community safe.
Cub Scout Pack 182 in Warren Township serves the local community and surrounding towns. To join Cub Scouts or find out more about Pack 182 visit our Facebook page: facebook.com/Pack182WarrenNJ/, our website warrenpack182.org or by contacting us at membership@warrenpack182.org.
(above) Detective Rob Dinsmore leads the scouts in a discussion of crime scene forensics and fingerprinting.
(above) Bernie Ryder along with his father Michael Ryder show the appreciation plaque he created and his den presented to the Police Department during the visit.
(above) Cub scouts check out some of the technology used by our Police to keep our community safe.
(above) Den 9 Scouts presented a plaque of appreciation to Officers Luke Masterson & Ross Porter (top row) on behalf of Pack 182. Scouts: (top row next to officer) Wilson Parry; (middle row, l-r) Joseph Miller, Ryan Kim, Joseph Guerra, Marcello Gioia, Tyler Kachtan; and (bottom row, l-r) Bernie Ryder, Kayden Thursfield-Ritchie, and Gideon Minieri.
