Coffee with a cop visits Tyrone
Has there ever been a question you’d like to ask a State Trooper? Events like the one today give you the opportunity to do that. Snappy’s Convenience Store in Tyrone today hosted coffee with a cop.
A socialist, a republican and a police officer weigh in on ‘Coffee with a Cop’
The University of Oregon Police Department holds a “Coffee with a Cop” event sponsored by Starbucks in the EMU once a month. The event is designed to give students a chance to talk with UOPD officers one on one and answer any questions or concerns they may have about police on campus.
Coffee With A Cop gives Aiken community a chance to build relationship with officers
“I like to be involved in events that have to do with the community. Particularly positive events,” said Aiken resident Pat Kirk.
Public Safety continues Coffee With A Cop into the new year
Several community members met and spoke with local law enforcement officers Wednesday for 2020’s first Coffee With A Cop event. Visitors enjoyed coffee and doughnuts while meeting with Aiken Department of Public Safety Officers. Some were attending the event at the Lessie B. Price Aiken Senior and Youth Center for the first time.
5-year-old honored at Coffee with a Cop in Savannah
Tuesday marked the first Coffee with a Cop for the Savannah Police Department in 2020. An event one 5-year-old almost never misses, and Tuesday was no different. Except this time, it was the officers taking time to honor their biggest little fan.
Bismarck Residents meet for “Coffee with a Cop”
“We’re part of the community. We live here, play here, work here, too. So, we’re concerned about what’s going on in the community,” said Fuller. Fuller says many times people have questions, but it’s not practical for them to call the station. He says these events are beneficial because they give the public an opportunity to speak face to face with police.
‘Coffee with A Cop’ comes to Cary McDonald’s
More than 40 free cups of coffee were distributed to attendees of the Cary McDonald’s “Coffee With A Cop” event on Wednesday, Dec. 18.
Police turn some screws to keep you safe this Christmas
Police felt appreciative of the number of locals who thanked police for all the hard work they do in keeping the community safe and one of the highlights of the day was engaging with some of the younger local community who were extremely keen to have a photo with their local police.
Santa, cops visit with children over cocoa
Officers Jesse Abbott and Michael Maniaci, as well as sargeants Chad Hines and Cheyenne Cute, turned out for “Coffee with a Cop and Santa,” an event that aims to connect the community and the police department.
Newport grabs coffee with the cops
Though many customers were unaware of the event before walking in the door, many immediately struck up conversations of varying lengths with the officers — before and after ordering.
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