Concord police Officer Chrislynn Daugherty helps 5-year-old Ruthie Bell pick out clothes during the 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event at Walmart on Saturday.
Marty Price, Special to the Independent Tribune
Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Deputy Janil Baez, right, helps 6-year-old Feyser Zelaya pick out Hot Wheels cars as the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64 held its 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event on Saturday.
Walmart employee Mark Strange wore an antler hat and gave out treats during the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64’s 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event on Saturday.
From left, Cabarrus County sheriff’s Officer Wendy Holmes, Emmanuel Martinez, 13, and Concord police Officer David Holmes (Wendy’s husband) pose for a picture with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
From left, Cabarrus County sheriff’s Officer Wendy Holmes, Emmanuel Martinez, 13, and Concord police Officer David Holmes (Wendy’s husband) pose for a picture with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Marty Price, Special to the Independent Tribune
Cabarrus County Deputy Sheriff Thomas Burgess, left, and Mason Lafferty-Boyer, 13, check sizes as the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64 held its 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event on Saturday.
Marty Price, Special to the Independent Tribune
Concord police Officer Tracy Law, right, carries a toy for 11-year-old Zayquise Durant, left, as 10-year-old Zeland Durant, center, stands next to "The Grinch" in the toy aisle at Walmart.
Marty Price, Special to the Independent Tribune
Ten-year-old Zeland Durant tosses a Nerf football during the 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event at Walmart on Saturday.
Concord police Officer Chrislynn Daugherty helps 5-year-old Ruthie Bell pick out clothes during the 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event at Walmart on Saturday.
Walmart employee Mark Strange wore an antler hat and gave out treats during the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64’s 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event on Saturday.
From left, Cabarrus County sheriff’s Officer Wendy Holmes, Emmanuel Martinez, 13, and Concord police Officer David Holmes (Wendy’s husband) pose for a picture with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Cabarrus County Deputy Sheriff Thomas Burgess, left, and Mason Lafferty-Boyer, 13, check sizes as the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64 held its 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event on Saturday.
Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Deputy Janil Baez, right, helps 6-year-old Feyser Zelaya pick out Hot Wheels cars as the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 64 held its 27th annual Cops & Kids Christmas shopping event on Saturday.
Concord police Officer Tracy Law, right, carries a toy for 11-year-old Zayquise Durant, left, as 10-year-old Zeland Durant, center, stands next to "The Grinch" in the toy aisle at Walmart.
