Hundreds of 3rd Graders Join ‘Shop With a Cop’ for a Heartwarming Experience

Published on December 6, 2023

SAN DIEGO—Regional law enforcement accompanied 300 specially selected third graders for a special day that ended with a $200 holiday shopping spree at Target, San Diego County officials said Dec. 6. This year’s 30th annual “Shop with a Cop” event over the weekend included breakfast and a private dolphin show at SeaWorld followed by shopping at Target, said Yvette Urrea Moe of the San Diego County communications office. Every year, the Probation and Sheriff’s departments, and District Attorney investigators help raise money with raffles, swag, and other fundraising, as do all the law enforcement agencies, Ms. Moe said. “This is an opportunity to be part of a joyful holiday for children who, without this event, may not experience one,” said Chief Probation Officer Tamika Nelson. “It’s also a chance for positive interaction with officers in a fun setting.  We’ve supported this event for many years, and we are excited to be the host agency next year. ”...

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