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Santa arrives in a boat filled with goodies
Natural resources police support annual Marine Corps Reserves Toys for Tots
Santa Claus arrives via a patrol boat Dec. 12 to a dock at the Delaware Seashore State Park marina with a delivery of toys for the annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots campaign. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
December 19, 2019
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control police officers from the Division of Fish and Wildlife, Parks and Recreation, and community affairs environmental crimes unit gathered to collect toys in a unique way – via a marine patrol boat Dec. 12 at Delaware Seashore State Park marina. In support of the annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots drive, toys were donated by the public and employees at DNREC offices and parks statewide.
Santa Claus arrives via a patrol boat Dec. 12 to a dock at the Delaware Seashore State Park marina with a delivery of toys for the annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots campaign. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
Natural Resources Police officers unload a boat filled with toys to support Toys for Tots.
Lt. Bryan John, front, and Chief Drew Adylotte, Division of Fish and Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers, carry large teddy bears up the gangway.
Sgt. Brooke Mitchell helps Santa Claus, Cpl. Josh Hudson, who is accompanied by K9 Roscoe, carry a box of toys. Both are Division of Fish and Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers.
Santa Claus and Roscoe are ready to distribute Toys for Tots to children in the area.
