Special Olympics Maine
Officers respond for Tip-A-Cop fundraiser Thomaston Applebee's
Sat, 05/28/2022 - 10:00am
Rockland Chief Neal, Officer Pritchette, Officer Peasley and Applebee's management and staff. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Thomaston Chief Hoppe and McGruff. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Thomaston Chief Hoppe. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Officer Redmun. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Officer Finnegan. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Knox Sheriff's Office Deputy Alcala. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Thomaston Officer Hansen, McGruff the Crime Dog and Applebee's staff. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Officer Pritchette. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Chief Neal, Officer Pritchette, Officer Peasley and Applebee's management and staff. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Thomaston Chief Hoppe and McGruff. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Thomaston Chief Hoppe. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Officer Redmun. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Officer Finnegan. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Knox Sheriff's Office Deputy Alcala. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Thomaston Officer Hansen, McGruff the Crime Dog and Applebee's staff. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
Rockland Officer Pritchette. (Photo courtesy Troy Peasley)
THOMASTON — On Thursday, May 26, at Applebee's of Thomaston local law enforcement officers and the wait staff raised $2018 for Special Olympics Maine.
The annual Tip-A-Cop event had been canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID.
Several local Special Olympic athletes attended the event and the Applebee's crew were excited to host and revive the fundraiser, according to local Tip-A-Cop coordinator Troy Peasley, of the Rockland Police Department.
Police officers are the international guardians of the flame for Special Olympics.
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