The group is holding a STAR Manual Ride on Saturday, July 11. The STAR is an acronym for STOP, THINK, ACT & RESPOND. The purpose of the event is to improve the relationship between citizens and Police. Basic information will be distributed on dealing with police encounters.  An opportunity to have in-depth training will follow on a later date

The event will start in Stuckey and move to Mascotte, Groveland, and end in Clermont. Participants are asked to wear a mask and practice social distancing. 100+ people are expected at each stop.

Schedule

9:00 am – Mt. Olive M.B. Church, Stuckey

10:15 am – Mascotte Civic Center, Mascotte

11:15 am –  Elese Tomlin Community Center, Groveland

12:15 pm  – Wootson Temple COGIC, Clermont

Police Officers will be attending at the Mascotte, Groveland, and Clermont locations

This is a FREE event and open to the public. Refreshments will be served at each location

For more information contact: Jon McGriff (407) 219-0468 or LPRAMS45@mail.com

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