1. Multicultural Association of Fredericton MCAF

2. Fredericton Police Force 460-2300

3. Today’s Topics: Canadian / Fredericton Police Charter of Rights and Freedom Types of Laws Driving Calling Police Questions?

4. Police identification Uniform or Badge

5. Canadian Police Honesty Trust Equality Respect Fairness Helping Caring

6. To Serve and Protect. Protect Life and Safety.

7. Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom. Informed of reason if arrested. Right to counsel (Lawyer). 24 Hours, Released or Taken to Court. Judge will decide. Unreasonable Search or Seizure. Freedom of Religion. Freedom of Mobility

8. Types of Laws in Canada Criminal Code Of Canada (Federal) Provincial Acts Municipal By-laws

9. Criminal Code of Canada Thefts Damage to property Fraud Break and Enters Impaired Driving Assaults Drugs

10. Provincial Laws Motor Vehicle Complaints Speeding School Zones/ School Buses Vehicle Registration/Insurance Vehicle Inspections Bicycle Helmets / Crosswalks Accidents

11. Municipal By-Laws Crosswalks Parking Loud parties Overnight Parking City Parks Dogs on a leash

12. 6 Months unless you are a international student Permanent resident or gainfully employed Two pieces of identification (passport) Retested, written and driving Service New Brunswick, Questions ? 453-2410 International Drivers License, change to New Brunswick

13. Speed limit in Fredericton 50 km/hr Unless there is another sign that says you can go faster

14. Money is never collected by Police Officers. Salary paid by City of Fredericton. Fines $172.50 - $1204.50

15. Emergency Call 911

16. Examples of 911 calls Serious car accident Person with weapon Assault Break and Enter Robbery

17. Emergency Vehicles Police, Fire, Ambulance Lights and Siren Move to the right and stop

18. Non emergency calls 460-2300 Parking Excessive noise Lost property Drug house Thefts Damage to property

19. When you call the police. Emergencies receive priority. All other complaints are answered upon availability of officers.

20. Investigations Find the truth Investigated and Charges Laid Court System (Lawyers Judges)

21. Fredericton Police Force Cultural Diversity Advisory Committee

23. Basic requirements to become a Police Officer Be at least 19 years old Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident Graduate of Police Academy No criminal conviction Be of good character Be physically fit

24. Questions?

25. Thank You