LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORTS SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Local law enforcement agencies participated in the annual Special Olympics Torch Run.
The James City County Police Department and York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office were among those involved.
The “Flame of Hope” run raises funds and awareness for Special Olympics Virginia athletes.
Law enforcement agencies carry the torch throughout the commonwealth for this event.
The York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office team ran three miles.
James City County Police ran 14 miles over three hours.
They handed off the torch at the New Kent County line.
The torch continues towards Richmond to officially open the Special Olympics competition.
Participating officers see the run as a symbol of unity, inclusion, and support for athletes.
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Photo Gallery: Local Law Enforcement Agencies Participate in Special Olympics Torch Run
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