Evening News photo by KIM BRENT
Officer Renae Peterson and Elsa Clark, 12, check out the make-up section during the annual "Shop with a Cop" event Wednesday night at WalMart. Monroe City Police teamed up with children selected through the Salvation Army's "Giving Program" for an evening of shopping and a pizza party at the store, allowing the children to get Christmas gifts for themselves and family, with an allowance of roughly $100 each, to fill their wish lists this season. The program has been an ongoing tradition at the department for 20 years.
Officer Renae Peterson and Elsa Clark, 12, check out the make-up section during the annual "Shop with a Cop" event Wednesday night at WalMart. Monroe City Police teamed up with children selected through the Salvation Army's "Giving Program" for an evening of shopping and a pizza party at the store, allowing the children to get Christmas gifts for themselves and family, with an allowance of roughly $100 each, to fill their wish lists this season. The program has been an ongoing tradition at the department for 20 years.
Evening News photo by KIM BRENT
Officer Renae Peterson and Elsa Clark, 12, check out the make-up section during the annual "Shop with a Cop" event Wednesday night at WalMart. Monroe City Police teamed up with children selected through the Salvation Army's "Giving Program" for an evening of shopping and a pizza party at the store, allowing the children to get Christmas gifts for themselves and family, with an allowance of roughly $100 each, to fill their wish lists this season. The program has been an ongoing tradition at the department for 20 years.
Officer Renae Peterson and Elsa Clark, 12, check out the make-up section during the annual "Shop with a Cop" event Wednesday night at WalMart. Monroe City Police teamed up with children selected through the Salvation Army's "Giving Program" for an evening of shopping and a pizza party at the store, allowing the children to get Christmas gifts for themselves and family, with an allowance of roughly $100 each, to fill their wish lists this season. The program has been an ongoing tradition at the department for 20 years.
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