When NBC 10 Philadelphia/NBC 4 New York wanted to air a story focusing on safety, specifically as it concerns ice on the bay, they turned to Harvey Cedars Chief of Police Robert Burnaford to help get the message out.
BEWARE!: As the camera rolls, Harvey Cedars Chief Burnaford discusses dangers of walking on the frozen bay. (Supplied Photo)
On Tuesday, Jan. 27, a film crew came to the borough hall to interview Burnaford, asking about the danger of people walking on the frozen bay. The news crew was most interested in the technology and surveillance used by Harvey Cedars.
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