'We are grateful for all your help and support... Level 8.' 9News
have made themselves heard, at least one person has expressed their gratitude to police in a lovely manner."Good day. We hope you're having a wonderful day," the note read.The message came with a drawing of a police officer wearing a face-mask and gloves.
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