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Shopping Exchange E-5 SELECTS (from Page 6)
STREET BEAT pays Q-O-L dividends 56th Contracting
Airmen and their families shopping and dining Squadron
at Army & Air Force Exchange Service stores and
restaurants on Luke Air Force Base generated Nicholas Cripe
$522,974 last year for Air Force quality-of-life
The 56th Security Forces Squadron Valley Medical Center for further programs. 56th Medical Support
handled the following incidents Aug. evaluation.
17 through 23 at Luke Air Force Base: Over the past 10 years, the Exchange has Squadron
Aug. 23: Security forces received a provided more than $2.4 billion in dividends
Tickets 911 report of a 5-month-old child ac- to military programs including Club Five Six, Joanne Baum, Eileen Grizzard,
cidentally locked inside a vehicle in Bryant Fitness Center and Fort Tuthill off-base Matthew Lyons, Adam Martin Jr.,
Security forces issued citations EDVHKRXVLQJ)LUHÀJKWHUVUHVSRQG- recreation area. Zacharia Schmitz and Sergey Voytov
for 18 moving violations and two HGHQWHUHGWKHYHKLFOHDQGYHULÀHG
nonmoving violations. the child to be safe and sound. There “Roughly two-thirds of Exchange earnings are 56th Medical Operations
were no injuries. paid to the services’ morale, welfare and recreation
7UDI¿FUHODWHGLQFLGHQWV programs, while the other third goes toward build- Squadron
Aug. 23: Security forces received ing new stores and renovating facilities,” said Ai-
Aug. 20: Security forces responded a report of a civil arrest by Peoria leen Rivenburg, Luke Exchange general manager. Christopher Dennison, Kayleigh
to a report of a minor vehicle accident police of an active-duty member for Lybbert, Aprille Magallanes,
involving a government vehicle and '8,$WUDIÀFVWRSZDVFRQGXFWHGRQ The Exchange’s mission of providing quality Franko Salazar, Cassandra
À[HG REMHFW DGMDFHQW WR %OGJ the member for wreckless driving. goods and services at competitively low prices Saunders, Dean Saunders,
There were no injuries. Peoria police administered a porta- while generating earnings to support quality-of- Stephanie Shorts, Anna Warmelink
ble breath test on the member, which life efforts means that the Exchange benefit is and Yadira Wood
Emergency responses indicted a breath alcohol content of more than finding a good price on merchandise.
.142 percent. The member was cited This structure ensures that shoppers who take 56th Aerospace Medicine
Aug. 17: Security forces responded and released. advantage of their benefit at the Luke Exchange
to a report of a medical emergency or online www.shopmyexchange.com are working Squadron
involving a Navy E-6 in base hous- Alarm activations to better their communities.
ing due to a carbon monoxide alarm Cortney Davis, Nicholas Liuzzi and
activation. The patient felt dizzy Security forces responded to seven “One hundred percent of Exchange earnings Donavan Mannie
and nauseous and was transported alarm activation on base. serve Airmen and their families,” Rivenburg
to West Valley Medical Center for said. “When service members shop or dine at the 56th Dental Squadron
further evaluation. Tip of the week Exchange, they’re investing in their own commu-
nity, making it a better place to live and work.” Shane Hinton
Aug. 21: Security forces responded Always watch children around
to a report of a medical emergency water. Courtesy of AAFES Detachment 1, ACC
at Lightning Gate involving a re- Training Support Squadron
tiree complaining of chest pains. Courtesy of Tech. Sgt.
The patient was transported to West Brian Park
Samuel Jalomo, 56th SFS
Det. 12, 372nd Training
Squadron
Zachariah Buckley
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