Lindsay Brisky, a highway patrol officer, chats with Hailey on Saturday morning as they wait to start breakfast and meet Santa at Dirty Birdies. After breakfast, the officers and kids went to Walmart to shop for underprivileged children in the community.
Jaxon Rintala sits with his father, Sgt. Jerry Rintala, Saturday morning for breakfast at Dirty Birdies. After breakfast, Rintala and other children and police officers visited Walmart to shop for underprivileged children in the community.
Flagstaff Police Chief Dan Musselman greets Santa inside Dirty Birdies Saturday morning as kids, their families and cops sit down for breakfast. After breakfast, the police officers and kids shopped at Walmart for underprivileged children in the community.
Children and their families sit down inside of Dirty Birdies Saturday morning to have breakfast with Flagstaff police officers and Santa before they heading to Walmart to do some holiday shopping for other children their age in the community.
Flagstaff police officers walk into Dirty Birdies Saturday morning to have breakfast with children and Santa before taking the children to Walmart to shop for underprivileged kids in the community.
A CERT volunteer mans the Northern Arizona Law Enforcement Toy Drive booth at Walmart in Flagstaff. Collection booths were a toy drive mainstay for years, but are no longer in use after COVID. Police Lt. Charles Hernandez said he hopes to bring the booths back next year.
Lindsay Brisky, a highway patrol officer, chats with Hailey on Saturday morning as they wait to start breakfast and meet Santa at Dirty Birdies. After breakfast, the officers and kids went to Walmart to shop for underprivileged children in the community.
Rachel Gibbons, Arizona Daily Sun
Jaxon Rintala sits with his father, Sgt. Jerry Rintala, Saturday morning for breakfast at Dirty Birdies. After breakfast, Rintala and other children and police officers visited Walmart to shop for underprivileged children in the community.
For a lot of locals, the Northern Arizona Law Enforcement Toy Drive conjures memories of towers of toys and holiday trees reaching for the rafters inside the Flagstaff Mall, or cluttered collection tables outside Walmart staffed by officers and volunteers asking for donations.
Sgt. Jerry Rintala’s favorite toy drive memory is a little different.
Flagstaff Police Chief Dan Musselman greets Santa inside Dirty Birdies Saturday morning as kids, their families and cops sit down for breakfast. After breakfast, the police officers and kids shopped at Walmart for underprivileged children in the community.
Flagstaff police officers walk into Dirty Birdies Saturday morning to have breakfast with children and Santa before taking the children to Walmart to shop for underprivileged kids in the community.
Children and their families sit down inside of Dirty Birdies Saturday morning to have breakfast with Flagstaff police officers and Santa before they heading to Walmart to do some holiday shopping for other children their age in the community.
A CERT volunteer mans the Northern Arizona Law Enforcement Toy Drive booth at Walmart in Flagstaff. Collection booths were a toy drive mainstay for years, but are no longer in use after COVID. Police Lt. Charles Hernandez said he hopes to bring the booths back next year.
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