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Have coffee with Suwanee police chief, captains at Gwinnett deli

The Suwanee Police Department is holding a “Coffee with a Cop” event.

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The Suwanee Police Department is holding a “Coffee with a Cop” event.

By Amanda C. Coyne

April 9, 2018

The top brass of the Suwanee Police Department want to share a cup of coffee with you.

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Chief Mike Jones, Capt. Cass Mooney and Capt. Shane Edmisten will be participating in a Coffee with a Cop event on May 1. The three police officials will be at the Brown Bag Deli in Suwanee Town Center from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., waiting to chat with residents.

Coffee with a Cop is an event held by multiple area departments with the goal of facilitating easy conversation between law enforcement and civilians. It's intended to provide a relaxed environment for people to engage with police.
No RSVP is necessary. Brown Bag Deli is located at 340 Town Center Ave.

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