
By Corey Lablans Photography
The other day I was washing my car and suddenly heard a series of sirens rushing down Princess Street. By the time I was finished washing my car, several more police sirens went zipping by putting the count at approximately five, my interest had risen; I had to see what was up. Following the most recent car it took me to a subdivision in the West end.
There were a total of eight police cruisers, a paramedic vehicle and an ambulance lining the street. I hung around for a while photographing. The police came out and chatted amongst themselves on the front drive way. Approximately half an hour later from when I arrived most of the vehicles were leaving with a few remaining behind. Not sure what it was but you don’t see eight police cruisers and a police officer holding riot shield in a suburban neighbourhood everyday.


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