The Joyland Snails are one of the most popular sights on Great Yarmouth's Golden Mile.
And now families can enjoy a ride on the colourful animals at Joyland amusement and theme park and speak to their beat bobby as well.
On Saturday, April 16 PC Barries Sills, the Yarmouth town centre beat manager, will be at Joyland between 11am and noon.
The public engagement event is part of an on-going series of sessions allowing people to meet their local beat officers and raise any issues or concerns they have, or just have a friendly chat.
A statement from Great Yarmouth Police said: "PC Barrie Sills, Yarmouth town centre beat manager will be speaking to members of the public on Saturday 16 April 2022.
"Come and have a chat with him at Joyland on the seafront between 11am -12."
Joyland was opened in 1949 and its famous snail trail was designed and built by Horace Cole.
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