Coffee, Conversation and Cops

Trooper David Peters, Troop N Public Information Officer told about the event “Different things, some people relate some troubles that maybe they’re having in their community that we can take back to the station and tell our patrols. They drive around a little bit more, be a little more observant in that area.”

Customers enjoy Coffee with a Cop

“I feel that the people that have come in today to sit and talk with the cops, they feel more comfortable with them,” McDonald’s general manager Samantha Moyer said. “If they have any questions, if they need any insight on something, they’re getting those answers and seeing that the cops aren’t as bad as social media or the news makes them out to be.”

Hanging out with the locals in Rochedale South

Springwood Police and Logan City Council were in Rochedale South on Friday, speaking with the community about crime reduction initiatives. Constable Mike McDonald and Councillor Lisa Bradley enjoyed answering questions and listening to concerns raised by the locals and business owners at the Coffee with a Cop, held at The Deli Café.

Coffee with a cop in Springfield

“It’s really important that people know, police officers aren’t always in the law enforcement mode, sometimes the only interaction you have is the ticket you got, we like to have them meet police officers in a different type of setting,” Michael Badger, Springfield Police Department said.

‘Donut Boy’ brings donuts to LRPD

From “Coffee with Cops” to “Pastries with Police”, communities nationwide are doing what they can to back the blue, but one boy, in particular, is taking his sweet treats across the country. Tyler Carach, better known as “Donut Boy” has made it his mission to hit all 50 states in the country and deliver donuts to police officers.

Coffee with a Cop

Yesterday, March 13, the community were invited to come and meet the local Griffin Neighbourhood Watch team, Police and Cafe 63 Griffin to help build a better relationships.

Trenton McDonalds honors community service at Coffee with a Cop

Unsung heroes gained popularity yesterday as McDonald’s owners Freddie and Rosa Rosada honored local law enforcement, security and a firefighter. Police Det. Michael Schiaretti, Ofc. Christopher Munn, Firefighter Naseeb Washington, Mercer County Sheriff Ofc. Pat Papero and Alphonzo Harrell of Capital City Protection Services were named as “Coffee With a Cop Community Service Award” honorees.

COFFEE WITH A COP

Paying for your safe ride home. a cup of coffee and a good conversation can be just what we need sometimes… and that’s no different for our local police.