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December 13, 2012
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Patrol officer Donna Abrams of the Ferdinand Police Department helped Rocio, 3, try on a jacket Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at Walmart Supercenter in Jasper. The shopping spree, which benefited 61 children, was sponsored by the local Fraternal Order of Police and funded through donations from local businesses and individuals. The children are all members of Tri-CAP Head Start, a comprehensive preschool program for low-income families.
Patrol officer Donna Abrams of the Ferdinand Police Department helped Rocio, 3, try on a jacket Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at Walmart Supercenter in Jasper. The shopping spree, which benefited 61 children, was sponsored by the local Fraternal Order of Police and funded through donations from local businesses and individuals. The children are all members of Tri-CAP Head Start, a comprehensive preschool program for low-income families.
Dave Weatherwax/The Herald
Rehonaa, 3, left, received assistance from Sgt. Kirby Stailey of the Indiana State Police with shopping for socks on Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Rehonaa, 3, left, received assistance from Sgt. Kirby Stailey of the Indiana State Police with shopping for socks on Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Dave Weatherwax/The Herald
Abner, 5, left, picked the Spider-Man pajamas with the help of Deputy Sheriff Mike Hanselman of the Dubois County Sheriff's Department and his wife, Staci, on Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Abner, 5, left, picked the Spider-Man pajamas with the help of Deputy Sheriff Mike Hanselman of the Dubois County Sheriff's Department and his wife, Staci, on Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Dave Weatherwax/The Herald
Trooper Kurtis Blunk of the Indiana State Police carted Deseray, 4, around on a shopping spree Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Trooper Kurtis Blunk of the Indiana State Police carted Deseray, 4, around on a shopping spree Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Dave Weatherwax/The Herald
Daniel, 5, left, played around with Indiana conservation officer Mike Lamar after finishing up a shopping spree Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
Daniel, 5, left, played around with Indiana conservation officer Mike Lamar after finishing up a shopping spree Wednesday morning during the annual Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart Supercenter in Jasper.
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