Скачать или смотреть Part 1 - West Shore leaders visit Depot Division, home of the RCMP training facility

This year, Mayors and Chiefs from West Shore Communities were invited to tour the RCMP academy-Depot Division, in Regina, Saskatchewan. Depot has been training members of the RCMP since 1885.

Mayor Doug Kobayashi (Colwood), Mayor Ken Williams (Highlands), Mayor Scott Goodmanson (Langford), and Mayor Marie-Térèse Little were able to attend.

Video description:
[ Video starts with a text that reads: This year, Mayors and Chiefs from West Shore Communities were invited to tour the RCMP academy- Depot Division, in Regina, Saskatchewan. Depot has been training members of the RCMP since 1885. Mayor Doug Kobayashi (Colwood), Mayor Ken Williams (Highlands), Mayor Scott Goodmanson (Langford), and Mayor Marie-Térèse Little were able to attend.]
Cpl. Hiebert: Most of the people in the country have no idea what goes on behind these fences. Even people in the city of Regina don’t know what happens here and I think we need to tell our story.
[Cpl. Hiebert speaks with four West Shore mayors and Supt. Preston outside the Drill Hall]
[Four West Shore Mayors outside the Drill Hall]
Mayor Scott Goodmanson: I don’t think you can really understand or fully comprehend what goes on around here without actually being here. We’ve read about it and, we’ve heard about it for years, but, actually just seen the entirety of what is going on between all of the different levels of training, everything happening at once and the service they provide it really was eye-opening.
[Mayors Goodmanson and Little with Supt. Preston watch cadets training in gym]
[Mayor Kobayashi and Supt. Preston watch cadets Firearms training through window]
[Cpl. Hiebert speaks with four West Shore mayors and Supt Preston]
Mayor Marie-Therese Little: I think it’s important for us to be here to understand the training. So, when constituents ask us why do we need a force of five or a force of 15, we can explain to them what kind of training that goes on here that can’t be found just in one classroom or one gymnasium.
[Close up of Mayor Kobayashi and Supt. Preston listening during tour]
[Close up of Mayor Little]
[Close up of Mayors Goodmanson and Williams]
[Four West Shore Mayors speaking to an RCMP officer]
[Depot Training Instructor shows Mayor Goodmanson fitness records wall plaque]
[Four West Shore Mayors walking outside brick building]
[Mayor Kobayashi listening to Cpl. Hiebert speak]
Superintendent Todd Preston: You know over the years just speaking with the Mayors and Councils, it was abundantly clear that they don’t have a full grasp or perception of the training that an RCMP officer goes through. So, I really wanted our Mayors and our Councillors and our Chiefs to see firsthand the training from day one when a cadet shows up from all diverse backgrounds from across this country- to the 6-month mark where they complete their training. So that they can come back to their communities and provide the best possible service in terms of protective policing and policing in general.
[Four West Shore Mayors and Supt. Preston speak with Depot Commanding Officer Chief Superintendent Mike Lokken]
[Close up if Mayors Kobayashi and Williams]
[Four West Shore Mayors and Supt. Preston speak with C/Supt. Mike Lokken]
[Mayors Little, Kobayashi, and Williams listening on tour]
[Four West Shore Mayors, Supt. Preston, and Cpl. Hiebert speaking. Several cadets stand in background wearing their Red Surge]
[Four Mayors walk by a Troop of cadets lined up outside Depot building]
[Four Mayors listening to Supt. Preston inside Drill Hall]
[Fours Mayors watching a graduation ceremony for Troop 20]
[Mayors Goodmanson and Williams shake hands with graduating cadets]
Cpl. Herbert: I think the more people in those positions we can have come and see what it is we do and why we do what we do, and the quality of cadets that we are putting through depot. I think they would be more assured in the quality of members that they are getting when we send them to their detachments. So, they can rest easy knowing that when we send a cadet to a detachment anywhere they are well trained ready to go and they are professional and that’s what we’re putting out as a product here.
[Mayor Williams speaking with C/Supt. Lokken]
[West Shore Mayors shaking hands with RCMP Officers]
[West Shore Mayors listening to Cpl. Hiebert in Firearms training building]
[West Shore Mayors and Cpl. Hiebert viewing RCMP police vehicle]
[All four West Shore Mayors and Supt. Preston smiling for photo outside the A.B. Perry Building]
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