St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office to hold self defense class for teenagers this weekend
Rob Hardwick
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – Sheriff Rob Hardwick joins The Morning Show to discuss a self defense class being offered to children and teenagers at Patriot Oaks Academy, the school Tristyn Bailey attended.
The class will be held Saturday from 12 p.m. until 3 p.m. Ages 11-13 need a guardian present, but teenagers 14 and older can attend alone. The class is free, but registration is limited to 150 participants.
Contact Malinda Irwin at (904) 209-1553 to sign up. Watch The Morning Show at 6:15 to see the live interview with Sheriff Hardwick.
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