Law enforcement officers from various agencies in Oklahoma participated in the Polar Plunge event to raise funds for Special Olympics Oklahoma. The event, held at Oklahoma City’s Hurricane Harbor, saw officers dressing up as famous movie characters, with the Choctaw Police Department winning Best Group Costume for their Star Wars themed outfits. Employees from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation also took the plunge to support over 10,500 Special Olympics participants in the state.
In total, over $88,000 was raised for Special Olympics Oklahoma during the event. The funds raised will go towards supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities and providing them with opportunities to participate in sports competitions. The event showcased the dedication of law enforcement officers in the state to supporting the Special Olympics and making a positive impact in their community.
The Polar Plunge event was a fun and engaging way for law enforcement officers to come together and support a worthy cause. By braving the frigid waters, they demonstrated their commitment to making a difference in the lives of Special Olympics participants. The success of the event highlights the generosity and compassion of the Oklahoma law enforcement community, and their ongoing support for important causes like the Special Olympics.
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