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Cram the Cruiser food drive very successful statewide



2010-12-27 - Photo KSP photo. Frankfort, KY
Over 21,000 Pounds of FoodTrooper Mark Treadway, First Lady Jane Beshear and KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer. Kentucky State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer announced that the 'Cram the Cruiser' food drive netted 21,586 pounds of food statewide. Brewer challenged each post to promote the campaign in an effort to give back to their local communities. "The project was an over whelming success that allowed our agency to reach out to families in need during a critical time of the year," says Brewer. "Amazingly, personnel from the Campbellsburg Post gathered over four tons of food." Posts distributed the non-perishable food items to local shelters, food banks and needy families during the Christmas holiday.


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