(Credit: Mike Trail/Lansdale Police)
Officers quickly respond to the call, showing dedication to protecting the most vulnerable members of the community
In a heartwarming turn of events, officers from the Lansdale Police Department were able to quickly locate and reunite a lost child with their family after a report came in Friday.
As the situation unfolded, officers worked swiftly, displaying their dedication and commitment to protecting the community, especially its most vulnerable members.
"Today LPD assisted with a report of a lost child. Any call with kids hits cops the hardest, and we will do anything to keep the most vulnerable members of the community safe," wrote Chief Mike Trail in an email. "Here again, LPD answered the call. Thank you for your unwavering support."
Officers on scene remained calm and compassionate, ensuring the child felt safe as they coordinated with other colleagues to locate the child's family near the area of West Eighth and Walnut streets.
The Lansdale Police Department was established in 1874. Known for its proactive approach to policing, the department responds to thousands of calls each year, with a focus on maintaining a strong connection with residents. Furthermore, officers frequently engage with the community through outreach programs aimed at fostering trust and safety.
An incident such as this demonstrated and reaffirmed a major tenet in the department's mission statement: To protect life and property to the best of their ability, to improve the quality of life for all citizens (young and old), and to resolve problems that affect the community.
