Conway Police Officer Morganne Sterl and Police Chief Chris Mattei Wednesday demonstrate for Kennett intro to criminal justice students K9 Summit's ability to bite and hold. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Kennett High School's Intro to Criminal Justice class, taught by Terry Livingston Ballou (front row, right) watched a proceeding in Conway's district court Wednesday. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Conway Police Officer Morganne Sterl and Police Chief Chris Mattei Wednesday demonstrate for Kennett intro to criminal justice students K9 Summit's ability to bite and hold. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Kennett High School's Intro to Criminal Justice class, taught by Terry Livingston Ballou (front row, right) watched a proceeding in Conway's district court Wednesday. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — Police Chief Chris Mattei Wednesday showed students in Kennett High School’s Intro to Criminal Justice class the long paw of the law during a field trip that included a K9 demonstration at the police station.
Their teacher, Terry Livingston Ballou, is a former prosecutor with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office but grew up locally and graduated from Kennett in 1986.
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