Bring an unwrapped toy and have coffee with a Gwinnett cop in Duluth

The Community Affairs Section of the Gwinnett County Police Department is inviting the public to attend a Coffee with a Cop 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec.14 at Café Blue, 2005 Boggs Rd. in Duluth.

This is an opportunity for residents and business owners to meet Gwinnett Police Community Affairs officers and discuss any questions or concerns you have about safety in the county.

The event is also collecting new unwrapped toys for the department’s Fill the Sleigh toy drive. Information and to RSVP: GPD Facebook events page at www.facebook.com/events/3243946175851797/?ref=newsfeed.

Regardless of your registration to attend, this event is open to everyone.

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