Sgt John Cumner at the start of his policing career (above); Sgt Cumner with his son James at the Toogoolawah Christmas Carnival (left). Photos supplied.
Changing of guard at Toogoolawah
Written by Marina Gomide
Long-serving sergeant farewells beloved Somerset town
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