Sheriff Joseph Roybal and his wife Melissa post with two members of our community at the Shop with a Cop event.

Pikes Peak Region Law Enforcement Participates in 32nd Annual Shop-With-A-Cop

This morning, members of the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office joined the Colorado Springs Police Department and Target Stores for the 32nd annual Shop with a Cop event, hosted by Candlelighters of Southern Colorado. During this special event, members of law enforcement are paired with local families who have been impacted by childhood cancer and blood disorders.

This year’s event saw remarkable participation, with many families partnered with more than one deputy or officer. Target Stores generously donated a gift certificate to each child, helping brighten their holiday season.

“Every year, Shop with a Cop reminds me why service to this community is an honor,” said El Paso County Sheriff Joseph Roybal. “These children and families demonstrate strength and courage which inspires every one of us. Sharing this time with them creates meaningful connections and moments they carry forward, and our personnel feel the impact just as deeply. I am grateful for the partners, volunteers, and families who made this year’s event truly memorable.”

Law enforcement agencies across the Pikes Peak region have partnered with Candlelighters and generous retailers for more than three decades to bring joy and support to families navigating difficult medical journeys.

This year’s event took place at the Target Store located at 3810 Bloomington Street in Colorado Springs.

 

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(719) 520-7100

Address
El Paso County Sheriff’s Office
27 East Vermijo Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

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