Drive-through retirement party for Royal City police chief
Retiring Royal City Police Department chief Darin Smith (front) exchanges high-fives with Royal School District students during his drive-thru retirement party Friday.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Retiring Royal City police chief Darin Smith (right) gets a retirement hug from Moses Lake Police Department Captain Dave Sands.
Retiring Royal City Police Chief Darin Smith (left) gets congratulatory handshake from acting chief Yered Farias at his drive-through retirement party Friday.
Retiring Royal City Police chief Darin Smith (left) gets a retirement handshake from Moses Lake Police Department Chief Kevin Fuhr (right)
Former Royal City Police Chief Darin Smith (right) gets a happy retirement poster from his sister Dawn Woodward.
Students from Royal Elementary School gave letters of thanks to retiring police chief Darin Smith.
ROYAL CITY — The bright yellow school buses lined up along Camelia Street Friday afternoon, horns honking, and each bus stopped long enough to drop off a package of posters and drawings with the same message for former Royal City Police Chief Darin Smith.
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