Lakewood Police Sgt. Mark Eakes, center, and officer Jim Syler, right, help unload a pallet of donated food Tuesday during the Fallen Officers Food Drive at the Lakewood Police Department. The effort, which benefits the Emergency Food Network, honors the four Lakewood police officers who were killed two years ago today at a Parkland coffee shop.
Lakewood Police Sgt. Mark Eakes, center, and officer Jim Syler, right, help unload a pallet of donated food Tuesday during the Fallen Officers Food Drive at the Lakewood Police Department. The effort, which benefits the Emergency Food Network, honors the four Lakewood police officers who were killed two years ago today at a Parkland coffee shop.
Read more about the food drive here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2011/11/27/1923399/lakewood-officers-widow-has-a.html
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