The Police Youth Academy camp on Marco Island included fingerprint dusting and report filing, extinguishing a contained fire, physical exercises to build stamina, a canine demonstration, lessons in self-defense and helping to tear a vehicle apart in a jaws-of-life simulation.
Tasha Baer douses.
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Liam Hollowsky displays some soapy hands after a fingerprinting session.
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One of the participants gets a wide spray going.
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Liam Hollowsky gets to grips with a powerful jet of hose water. With him is firefighter Dan Stoller.
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Kevin Hennings ponders a point while filling in a "crime scene" report. Partially obscured next to him is Mariel Sanchez.
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Zachary Halaschak rolls a finger on an ink pad during a session on learning how to fingerprint people.
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Kevin Hennings fills in the obligatory paper work after taking some fingerprints at a fictitious crime scene set up by organizer, Officer Jen Lofy of the Marco Island Police Department.
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Courtney Sampson, left, and Tasha Baer clean up their hands after the group learned the technique of fingerprinting.
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Under the watchful eye of firefighter Dan Stoller, Mariel Sanchez directs a burst of fire extinguisher spray at a contained fire. Next to her is Tasha Baer.
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Zachary Halaschak sprays while Marco Island Fire Department Inspector John Armstrong walks away after re-lighting the fire.
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