Each week on News 6 at Nine, News 6 likes to share some good news about Orlando-area first responders.
In the week around Christmas, five local agencies in Central Florida shared good news stories on social media. It's no coincidence that first responders were feeling the holiday spirit. Officers across Central Florida helped make this Christmas a memorable one for families.
Titusville police Officer Jason Hanson attended the “Kay Bear Run," helping to raise money for St. Jude’s Hospital.
Titusville Police Officer Jason Hanson went on the 2nd annual “Kay Bear Run”. Kay Jewelers sets aside donated new St....
Posted by Titusville Police Official Page on Thursday, December 27, 2018
An Orlando police officer helped one mother ensure her child a merry Christmas.
Officer Marvin Allison discovered this mother would not be able to get her child any toys for Christmas. Officer Allison personally bought them a bicycle and helmet, along with some toys to ensure they had a Merry Christmas. Great job Officer Allison! pic.twitter.com/G7E6Vvh5u3
— Orlando Police (@OrlandoPolice) December 24, 2018
In Winter Park, police Officer Christopher Belcore bought joy to his community while serving and protecting.
Officer Christopher Belcore has truly embraced this #holiday season. He bought a bag full of toys and while on patrol...
Posted by Winter Park Police Department on Sunday, December 23, 2018
The Bravo Squad at the Eustis Police Department got results for a young theft victim just in time for Christmas.
The squad gave Austin Herbert a $100 gift card to help replace the new scooter he received for his birthday that was stolen.
Bravo Squad is proud to present a $100 gift card to Austin Hebert. Austin recently received a new scooter for his...
Posted by Eustis Police Department on Friday, December 28, 2018
In Kissimmee, Christmas went to the very good dogs and Kissimmee police K-9 Sam was really excited to celebrate the season of giving (and receiving).
Anyone else still reminiscing about Christmas and those drool-worthy moments before digging into your gifts or is K9 Sam (and his new toy) alone on this #ThrowbackThursday pic.twitter.com/BfKWKGIyS5
— Kissimmee Police (@kissimmeepolice) December 28, 2018