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Lawrenceville cops to host 'pizza with police' event

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May 5, 2016

Coffee with cops? Pssssht. That's old news.

We're talking PIZZA with POLICE here.

The Lawrenceville Police Department will host said event from 6 to 8 p.m. May 19 on the Lawrenceville Lawn. Pizza will be provided by Jet's and desserts will be available from Blue Rooster Bake Shop.

Officers will be available for questions and casual conversation, and attendees will also be able to tour the department's mobile command center and police vehicles.

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