The event highlighted youth programs such as the Police Athletic League (PAL), Police Explorers and other anti-gang and anti-crime prevention initiatives. The Prince George’s County Police Department believes that building partnerships and working cooperatively with our youth, communities and businesses will help us provide services that make a difference.
This year’s event kicked off with a competitive basketball game with police officers against members of the Police Explorer Program.


“We have good people here doing the right things”, said Chief Roberto Hylton. “We are so proud of our youth. We will continue to focus on our young men and women because they are our future leaders”, added Chief Hylton.

For more information, contact the Prince George’s County Police Department’s Press Information Office at (301) 772-4710.
All Pictures Courtesy of the Prince George's County Police Department
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