“It’s just a night that’s joyful not only for our deputies, but also the children that we shop with to help them get a merry Christmas,” Sheriff Bill Leeper said.
Young ones were encouraged to pick out plenty of clothes and then a toy. And Sheriff Bill Leeper took on the role of Santa.
Joey Dale, a father, said he’s grateful for the shopping spree with his 9-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter.
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