Hari Jones, who suffers from a rare muscular condition, returned home to Caernarfon from Alder Hey Children’s Hospital and was met with a police escort

Hari Jones arriving home on Tuesday. PICTURE: North Wales Police. <i>(Image: North Wales Police)</i>
Hari Jones arriving home on Tuesday. PICTURE: North Wales Police. (Image: North Wales Police)
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A YOUNG boy from Caernarfon was given a warm welcome when he was met with a special police escort.

On Tuesday, 4-year-old Hari Jones, who suffers from a rare muscular condition, returned home from Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool and was met with a police escort from the Roads Policing Unit.

Earlier on in the day colleagues from Merseyside Police escorted Hari to the M53 motorway.

Later on, they were met by a police biker and a roads policing BMW on the Felinheli bypass and escorted with blue lights to Hari's home address where he was again given a warm welcome by family and friends.

North Wales Chronicle:

PICTURE: North Wales Police.

PC Scott Martin from the Roads Policing Unit said: “We know that Hari loves the emergency services so we were only too happy to oblige.

“It was lovely to see his face light up today when we turned up to welcome him back home. We wish him and his family all the best with settling back at home and we hope to see him again very soon.”

Hari was presented with a Roads Policing white cap, a hi-vis vest and a Playmobil police car.

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