Behind the Headlines: Eyes in the sky: Police plane keeping watch over Regina

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The Regina Police Service's Aerial Support Unit has been in the air for a little more than a year, and police say it's been a great success. 980 CJME's Lisa Schick spent an evening in the plane and got an up-close look at how it helps keep Regina residents and police officers safe.

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