Fishing with Cops continues to grow in Gananoque

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The annual “Fishing with Cops” event in Gananoque has seen a significant increase in participation, according to local authorities.

The event, which pairs local law enforcement officers with community members for a day of fishing, has been running for the past five years and has continued to grow in popularity.

Constable David Johnson, one of the organizers of the event, stated that this year’s turnout was the largest yet, with over 50 participants taking part in the event.

“It’s been amazing to see the community come together for this event,” said Constable Johnson. “Not only does it provide a fun and unique experience for everyone involved, but it also helps to strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the community.”

The event, which is open to people of all ages and fishing abilities, aims to promote positive interactions between law enforcement and the public. It also serves as a way to break down any barriers or misconceptions that may exist between the two groups.

“It’s important for us as law enforcement officers to connect with the community in a positive way,” said Constable Johnson. “Events like this allow us to build trust and understanding with the people we serve.”

The success of “Fishing with Cops” has not gone unnoticed, with other communities expressing interest in starting similar events. Constable Johnson hopes that this will inspire other areas to create their own versions of the event.

“We would love to see this event spread to other communities,” said Constable Johnson. “It’s a great way to bring people together and foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the public.”

The event was made possible through the support of local businesses and organizations, who provided donations and supplies for the day. Constable Johnson expressed his gratitude for their contributions and hopes to continue to grow the event in the future.

As the day came to a close, participants were all smiles as they shared their fishing stories and enjoyed a barbecue together. It was clear that the event had achieved its goal of bringing the community together and promoting positive interactions with law enforcement.

With the success of this year’s “Fishing with Cops” event, it is safe to say that this tradition will continue to thrive in Gananoque for years to come.

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