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Police On Patrol, a Matchbox Hero City story by Annie Auerbach, is an entertaining kid's book read aloud for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school ages (and adults still young at heart), great for National Police Week.  Parents and teachers, join me here at The Children's Storytime Bookshelf for daily read alouds in the classroom, at bedtime, or anytime!  Follow The Children's Storytime Bookshelf for a classic children's library.  #kidsbooksreadaloud #readaloud #readaloudbooksforchildren

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00:00Police on Patrol, a Matchbox Heroes City book, is available for pre-order today.

00:29Early Monday morning, a group of officers assembled in the Heroes City Police Station

00:42for roll call.

00:43Settle down everyone, said the police lieutenant.

00:46I know you're anxious to hit the streets and start your shift.

00:50The lieutenant updated the officers on things they should watch out for on their patrols.

00:55That's it for now.

00:56Be safe!

01:00Officer Matt Sheldon and his partner, Officer Barbara Torres, headed to their patrol car.

01:07They worked together patrolling the same beat, beat number 16.

01:11They made a great team.

01:13Shall I drive?

01:14Asked Officer Sheldon.

01:16Officer Torres laughed.

01:18Every day you try that!

01:20No way!

01:21Now get in and buckle up!

01:26Suddenly, a call came through from the dispatcher.

01:30One Adam 16, code 2.

01:32Officer Sheldon picked up the hand radio and said, 16, go ahead.

01:37We have a huge traffic pileup at the intersection of First and Hill, continued the dispatcher.

01:43Copy, replied Officer Sheldon.

01:45We're on our way.

01:51Officer Torres turned on the red and blue flashing lights.

01:54The siren wailed as she floored the gas pedal.

01:57She expertly weaved in and out of traffic safely and carefully.

02:01You're the best driver on the street, Matt said to his partner.

02:06I know, Barbara replied with a chuckle.

02:08I love driving this police car.

02:14Before long, the officers arrived at the scene.

02:17A truck had crashed.

02:19There were piles of stinky fish everywhere.

02:23No one seemed to be hurt, so Officer Torres asked, what exactly happened?

02:28A dog ran right in front of my car, a woman replied.

02:32I swerved so I wouldn't hit the poor little fella, and...

02:36And you plowed right into me, a truck driver interrupted.

02:40Calm down, calm down, Officer Torres told them.

02:45Meanwhile, Officer Sheldon began to direct traffic.

02:50He directed traffic with one hand and held his nose with the other.

02:54Eventually, tow trucks were called in.

02:56By lunchtime, a clean-up crew had arrived to pick up all the stinky fish.

03:05Back in the police car, Officer Torres joked, let's not have fish for lunch.

03:10I agree, said Officer Sheldon with a laugh.

03:17After lunch, the officers patrolled the neighborhood.

03:21Another call came in around 1.35 p.m.

03:24One Adam 16, code 3.

03:2616, go ahead, Officer Sheldon responded.

03:30459 in progress, burglary at Hero City Bank, said the dispatcher.

03:35Copy, we're en route, said Officer Sheldon.

03:39With the lights flashing and siren blaring, the patrol car sped through the streets.

03:43It was the police to the rescue.

03:49The officers arrived just as the robber hopped into his truck.

03:53The officers took off after the truck.

03:55The chase was on.

03:57We're in pursuit, we're in pursuit.

04:00The truck darted in and out of traffic.

04:03Officers Torres and Sheldon were close behind.

04:06They weren't about to let the suspects escape.

04:09But the suspects weren't about to give up either.

04:12They pulled a quick U-turn and headed right for the officers' patrol car.

04:17Officer Torres swerved to the right just in time.

04:21Then she turned around and pursued the truck.

04:23The high-speed chase continued.

04:26Yeah, police guy, can you send me some backup, thank you.

04:32Just then, Officer Sheldon radioed for backup.

04:35He reported that the suspects were driving down Sunny Slope Avenue.

04:40As soon as the other officers arrived, they set up a spike strip.

04:43It was time for some teamwork.

04:46Rip, boom, blam.

04:50The truck went right over the spike strip, causing its front tires to blow out.

04:56The driver tried to maintain control, but the car went swirling around and around in

05:00circles before crashing into a fire hydrant.

05:04Then the suspects took off on foot.

05:07I've got eyeball on two subjects currently heading down Grand Avenue on foot.

05:13But no one can outrun a police vehicle, especially with Officer Torres behind the wheel.

05:19She cornered the suspects in an alley, and Officer Sheldon leaped out of the car.

05:23Police, don't move, he said.

05:26Hands behind your heads.

05:28The two officers took the suspects into custody, read them their rights, and put them in the

05:33back of the police car.

05:37The officers brought the suspects into the police station, booked them, and returned

05:43to their patrol car to finish out their shift.

05:46Just then, a dog ran right in front of their patrol car.

05:49Screech, went the brakes as Officer Torres made a quick stop.

05:54Good thing we were wearing our seatbelts, she said.

06:01The police officers jumped out of their patrol car and approached the dog.

06:05Be careful, Officer Torres reminded her partner.

06:09You shouldn't touch a strange dog.

06:11He might attack.

06:12But the dog happily ran over to the officers.

06:15Officer Sheldon found a dog tag on the dog's neck.

06:19To Gershwin Drive, he read.

06:22Maybe he was the cause of the accident back on First Street, Officer Torres pointed out.

06:27Let's take him home.

06:29Officer Torres drove to the house listed on the dog's tag.

06:33A young boy answered the door.

06:35You found Folly, the boy exclaimed.

06:38I thought he was gone forever.

06:41This dog needs to be kept on a leash when you take him outside, Officer Sheldon explained.

06:46OK, Officer, said the boy, and the dog licked his face.

06:53The officers headed back to their patrol car.

06:56The officers headed back to their patrol car.

06:59Their shift was finally over.

07:01Come on, let's go back to the station, said Officer Torres.

07:05It's been quite a day.

07:07Then she tossed the keys to Officer Sheldon.

07:10I'll even let you drive, she added with a smile.

07:26Thank you so much for watching.

Police on Patrol - Matchbox Hero City Kids Books Read Aloud - National Police Week- Bedtime Stories

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