琉璃神社 residents got answers to some of their burning questions on Thursday morning.

For the third consecutive Thursday, 琉璃神社 RCMP held their Coffee with a Cop event, giving residents a chance to have their voices heard and questions answered in a casual format. It was held at Bean Scene on Pandosy Street, where RCMP Media Relations Officer Mike Della-Paolera and a couple other police answered questions.

The third and final Coffee with a Cop is taking place at Bean Scene on Pandosy Street in . It gives the public a chance to talk to the police about the community.

鈥� Jordy Cunningham (@CunninghamJordy)

鈥淚t鈥檚 to give open access to the public, come and talk to police officers and voice their concerns,鈥� said Della-Paolera. 鈥淭hey can tell us some things they want to get off their chest and we鈥檒l provide them the answers.鈥�

The first two events were held at Deville Coffee on Bernard Street and The Jammery on Harvey Avenue.

鈥淲e鈥檙e getting a lot of people here asking questions,鈥� said Della-Paolera, who added that the first event was a little slow but many people attended the second and third events.

鈥淭he biggest questions we鈥檙e getting so far are the concerns with thefts and break-ins to businesses and houses, and that鈥檚 something we鈥檙e aware of and we鈥檙e always working to address those issues.鈥�

After finding success at these first three events, the 琉璃神社 RCMP are planning to take a break and make plans for more 鈥楥offee with a Cop鈥� events in March or April.

鈥榃e鈥檝e had some businesses ask us if we鈥檒l come to them,鈥� said Della-Paolera.

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jordy.cunningham@kelownacapnews.com
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