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On the first day of National Police Week, a group of

On the first day of National Police Week, a group of

On the first day of National Police Week, a group of Sollars Elementary School students play tetherball with McGruff the Crime Dog during recess at Misawa Air Base, Japan, May 14, 2012. National Police Week beg... More

McGruff the Crime Dog hangs out with Sollars Elementary

McGruff the Crime Dog hangs out with Sollars Elementary

McGruff the Crime Dog hangs out with Sollars Elementary School students during recess in support of National Police Week at Misawa Air Base, Japan, May 14, 2012. National Police Week honors police officers who ... More

McGruff the Crime Dog slides down a slide with Sollars

McGruff the Crime Dog slides down a slide with Sollars

McGruff the Crime Dog slides down a slide with Sollars Elementary School students during recess in support of National Police Week at Misawa Air Base, Japan, May 14, 2012. While spending time with the military ... More

In support of Police Week, a group of Sollars Elementary

In support of Police Week, a group of Sollars Elementary

In support of Police Week, a group of Sollars Elementary School students push McGruff the Crime Dog on the swings during recess at Misawa Air Base, Japan, May 14, 2012. McGruff reminds children to stay away fro... More

McGruff the Crime Dog plays a game of kickball with

McGruff the Crime Dog plays a game of kickball with

McGruff the Crime Dog plays a game of kickball with Sollars Elementary School students during recess in support of Police Week at Misawa Air Base, Japan, May 14, 2012. While joining in several recess activities... More

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