Halloween

My Halloween was wonderful! I went with my coworkers from my previous employment at the Durham Regional Police. Therefore we could not just go ask for candy. So we were thoughtful enough to ask the community for non perishable foods to be able to donate them to the Saint Vincent’s kitchen located in south Oshawa. After a long night, we were able to collect a massive collection of canned foods for the awesome people of Saint Vincent’s. I think what really helped was my amazing costume of Wilma from the Flintstones.

Eagle Eye

Eagle Eye is a movie about a super computer gone wrong. The military/government had created this computer in order to track down and get Intel on anyone and anything. This was used to track down bad guys, terrorists, drug dealers, gangs related incidents etc. This was a great movie. It had an amazing story line, it keeps you in suspense throughout the whole movie and once it reaches the end and the whole story develops, you will be amazed by the twisted ending. Shia LaBeouf is the main actor in this movie and he plays an outstanding role. He plays his character really well and you can relate to him and how he is felling in different situations right through this cinematic adventure. This movie is action packed, and has its funny moments. I recommend this to all those who like action movies. Not recommended for little children under the age of 13 simply because they would not find the purpose or meaning of the story

PAN Dinner

On October 23rd I was invited to a very special yearly event called Police Appreciation Night (PAN), where some of the courageous Durham Regional Police officers are recognized and rewarded for their spectacular work and dedication to the force. I was invited because of my position that I worked throughout the summer as a Team Leader for a very special program that the DRPS were running. I addition to this spectacular night, there is a special twist. The Durham Regional Police invited all the 5th graders from elementary schools all across Durham region to write a short essay explaining what the police are doing, how they could do their job better and what their opinions are on the police in general. Then the teachers pick the best one and send it to the Chief of police and his staff. Once they read all the winning essays they pick the best one and the winning student get to become the Chief of police for 1 whole day! As well as invited to participate in various activities such as taking a fight in Air 1 (the helicopter owned by the police), have self defense training and use of force training and much more. It was a night to remember and I can’t wait until next years ceremony.