On A Good Note: School Resource Officer Goes Beyond Call Of Duty With Local Students

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Monday, October 12th 2020, 6:27 pm

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On A Good Note: School Resource Officer Goes Beyond Call Of Duty With Local Students

On A Good Note: School Resource Officer Goes Beyond Call Of Duty With Local Students

OKLAHOMA CITY -

A local school resource officer is proving his job is more than protecting students. Check out this video of Officer Wallace throwing the ball around with some younger students.

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