Deputies visit Lubeck Elementary for Heroes Day
Second-grader Reagan Biddle pets Drago, the Wood County Sheriff’s Department’s K9 Unit, Thursday during Heroes Day at Lubeck Elementary School. (Photo by Michael Erb)
Lubeck Elementary School mascot Paws the Panther greets children outside of the school Thursday as they gather for Heroes Day during the national Red Ribbon Week anti-drug and bullying awareness program. (Photo by Michael Erb)
Chief Deputy Rob Sims, a certified drone pilot with the Wood County Sheriff’s Department, shows Lubeck Elementary School students the digital footage from a drone hovering several feet above them. The demonstration was part of Heroes Day at the school, which was part of the national Red Ribbon Week drug and bullying awareness event. (Photo by Michael Erb)
Sgt. Mike Cochran with the Wood County Sheriff’s Department shows equipment used by S.W.A.T. officers to students at Lubeck Elementary School. (Photo by Michael Erb)
Wood County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Taylor Phillips hoists police dog Drago by its vest during a demonstration Thursday at Lubeck Elementary School during Heroes Day. Phillips said the vest both protects Drago and allows it to be lifted or carried into areas if needed. (Photo by Michael Erb)
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- Second-grader Reagan Biddle pets Drago, the Wood County Sheriff’s Department’s K9 Unit, Thursday during Heroes Day at Lubeck Elementary School. (Photo by Michael Erb)
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- Lubeck Elementary School mascot Paws the Panther greets children outside of the school Thursday as they gather for Heroes Day during the national Red Ribbon Week anti-drug and bullying awareness program. (Photo by Michael Erb)
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- Chief Deputy Rob Sims, a certified drone pilot with the Wood County Sheriff’s Department, shows Lubeck Elementary School students the digital footage from a drone hovering several feet above them. The demonstration was part of Heroes Day at the school, which was part of the national Red Ribbon Week drug and bullying awareness event. (Photo by Michael Erb)
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- Sgt. Mike Cochran with the Wood County Sheriff’s Department shows equipment used by S.W.A.T. officers to students at Lubeck Elementary School. (Photo by Michael Erb)
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- Wood County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Taylor Phillips hoists police dog Drago by its vest during a demonstration Thursday at Lubeck Elementary School during Heroes Day. Phillips said the vest both protects Drago and allows it to be lifted or carried into areas if needed. (Photo by Michael Erb)
LUBECK — Lubeck Elementary School students on Thursday celebrated Heroes Day by welcoming guests from the Wood County Sheriff’s Department.
The event was part of national Red Ribbon Week which seeks to bring awareness of drug abuse and bullying. Lubeck Elementary officials said the students have been participating in a variety of themed events throughout the week and Heroes Day gave students in all grade levels the chance to interact with law enforcement in a positive and informative way.
Students Thursday presented Sheriff Steve Stephens $250 for the department’s K9 Unit, which was raised on dollar hat day earlier in the week.
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