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Reptiles and McGruff: Glendora PD Host Annual Open House

A visual look at Saturday's event.

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The Glendora Police Department hosted their annual open house Saturday with police displays, tours of the station, demonstrations and free fingerprinting and food.  

A new addition was So. Cal Jungle who brought with them an array of creepy reptiles for kids and adults alike to get up close and personal with.  

McGruff the Crime Dog, a kid favorite, also made his annual appearance.  

Did you attend Glendora Police’s annual open house? What did you think? Tell us in the comments. 

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