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Friday, January 23rd 2009

3:25 PM

Terry Lyall's return from Obama's Inauguration

Yesterday, we contacted Constable Terry Lyall to ask how his time at President Barack Obama's inauguration carried out from his perspective.

He says they were very busy preparing their duties at the Canadian Embassy prior to the historic moment.

As newly annointed President pasted the Canadian Embassy, they honoured his presense with a royal solute.

Lyall says he did not get to meet the President, because like all previous inaugurations, the president was surrounded by FBI and CIA agents, and military personnel.

He mention he did see famous actors and singers in the likes of Michael J. Fox, Bruce Springsteen and Mary J. Blidge.