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4th-Grader Replaces Temple Terrace Police Chief For A Day
On April 12, fourth-grader Luke Ray got his chance to see what it's like to be the police chief of a city.
TEMPLE TERRACE, FL β He may be a bit shorter than the average police officer and he doesn't yet shave, but a 10-year-old student from Corpus Christie Catholic School in Temple Terrace proved he has all the makings of a fine police officer β when he's a bit older, that is.
During the school's Gala for Giving fundraiser, the city donated gift baskets with invitations for students to serve as police chief, fire chief and mayor for a day that were auctioned off at the event, raising $820.
On April 12, fourth-grader Luke Ray got his chance to see what it's like to be the police chief of a city when he replaced Temple Terrace Police Chief Ken Albano for the day, presiding over staff meetings with detectives at city hall, investigating a crime scene and interrogating "suspects."
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The fire chief and mayor for a day experiences will be scheduled soon.
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