Oliver Philippe, 6, spontaneously gives GSP Trooper Derek Snead a high five after he picked out a new bicycle. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
LYNN HOBBS/Staff Six-year-old Khylie Maddox said he is excited with the Sonic the Hedgehog toys because “Sonic is my favorite.” LYNN HOBBS/Staff
Eatonton Police Department's Tonya Thomas helps Mia Lopez, 10, reach a toy off the top shelf. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
Eatonton Police Chief Howell Cardwell said without these three ladies, Walmart, and donations from the community, Shop with a Cop would not be possible. Pictured are, from left, Walmart’s digital coach Laquesia Waller, HR manager Katrina Palmer, and front-end coach Erica Williams, who were instrumental in organizing the evening. LYNN HOBBS/Staff
Twenty-eight Eatonton children’s dreams seemed to come true Friday night at Walmart during the annual Shop With a Cop program.Eatonton Police Department officers, as well as law enforcement officers of Georgia State Patrol, Georgia Department of Community Supervision, and Newton County Sheriff’s Office, joined by Masons from the Putnam County and Monticello Masonic Lodges, were paire...
