(ANGOLA) – If you see several first responders at Trine University this afternoon, there’s no need to worry.
Angola Police Chief Ken Whitmire was on the WLKI Morning Show today with Andy St. John to explains what’s going to be happening. LINKC.
Whitmire says this is a perfect opportunity for first responders to work and to learn. LINKD.
Police and fire units should start arriving at Trine University around 4 PM today with the exercise getting underway at 6 PM.
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