and no, not my photograph…
The police ARE, the nannies of the people, aren’t they??? From the Newspapers, translated…
A four-year-old boy was taken to the temple at Keelung to visit, he was separated from his parents, walked around with his backpack on him, started wailing on the streets, and the locals saw, and notified the police, the female officer, Shen rushed to the scene, constantly calming the child down, and, reported back to the call center, and, not long thereafter, the call center received a call from the parents, reporting the child missing, and the officers were able to, return the little boy back to the parents.
The police said, the subprecinct received a report from the local residents, that there was a young boy who was lost, wandering about, the female officer, Shen reported it back to the station, and, tried to soothe the child, not long thereafter, the call center received a call from the parents, of the child being missing, they’d asked the parents to wait at the subprecinct, and they were able to get their child back.
The child’s parents told the police, that as they were strolling along the streets, they’d accidentally let go of his hand, and he ran off. But gladly, the locals called the police, and with the assistance of the officers, the child was returned, safe and sound, to the parents, the child’s parents are very grateful. The police also reminded the parents of young children, to watch them closely, to not let them out of their sights, to prevent the accidents.
So, this, would still be the fault of the parents, for NOT looking AFTER their young, but gladly, everybody helped out, and this child was returned, BACK into his parents’ arms, safe AND sound, THIS time! But, what happens, IF similar things happened again? Then, the next kid may NOT be as lucky………
and no, still NOT my photograph…
Life, the Obstacle Course 