We broke bread with great friends and even made some new ones along the way. Regardless of color, social economic standing, race, or sexual orientation we are all children of God. Thank you to Ms. Johnson Vice Principal at Marshall STEM Academy for inviting the Marshall Police Department and the Campa family to participate today. Not only am I the Chief of Police for the MPD, I am also an Adjunct Instructor for ETBU. The reason I point this out is that it is awesome to be part of two organizations that are always "Putting Our Community First."
Sunday, November 27, 2016
Hearts for the Hungry by Chief Jesus "Eddie" Campa
As we gave thanks on Thursday for what we have, we felt the need to join our friends at Hearts for the Hungry to give thanks for being able to help those that may need a little help. My Grandmother taught me to never look down at a human being unless your helping them up. Today with the help of Officer George Gil who woke up at 5:30 am to smoke some good tasting chicken so that all that needed could eat. We feed about 40 people that needed a warm place for comfort, company to talk to, and a good warm and health meal. Ride the Wave, God is Great.
We broke bread with great friends and even made some new ones along the way. Regardless of color, social economic standing, race, or sexual orientation we are all children of God. Thank you to Ms. Johnson Vice Principal at Marshall STEM Academy for inviting the Marshall Police Department and the Campa family to participate today. Not only am I the Chief of Police for the MPD, I am also an Adjunct Instructor for ETBU. The reason I point this out is that it is awesome to be part of two organizations that are always "Putting Our Community First."
We broke bread with great friends and even made some new ones along the way. Regardless of color, social economic standing, race, or sexual orientation we are all children of God. Thank you to Ms. Johnson Vice Principal at Marshall STEM Academy for inviting the Marshall Police Department and the Campa family to participate today. Not only am I the Chief of Police for the MPD, I am also an Adjunct Instructor for ETBU. The reason I point this out is that it is awesome to be part of two organizations that are always "Putting Our Community First."
