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Sheriff’s Office Jail Annex staff become ‘Christmas Angels’ to those in need

Chris Babcock December 16, 2015 Comments Off on Sheriff’s Office Jail Annex staff become ‘Christmas Angels’ to those in need

The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office Jail Annex conducted its annual “Christmas Angels,” program to bring an early Christmas to those in need.

image_4C3C1FEBNames of children and their holiday wish lists were collected from local schools, and the “Christmas Angels” program enables the staff to purchase the gifts. The gifts were prepared and delivered by detention officers and staff from the Jail Annex.

Detention personnel suited up for the delivery as Santa Clause, and his elves.

A total of 167 gifts were delivered to the children of the Region 19 Headstart Program in Montana Vista and Red Sands Elementary School.

This marks the 12th year the “Christmas Angels” program brings Christmas cheer to the children of the County of El Paso.

Author: EPCSO

About Chris Babcock

Editor in Chief: El Paso Herald-Post, horizoncity.com Chris began his long journey in Journalism back in the early 70’s. Armed with a Bell and Howell 8mm camera and tape recorder. Chris would go on to document such events as the great plastic dinosaur attack on Tornillo, GI Joe’s dramatic rescue of Barbie from a backyard mud pit and a massive toy train derailment caused by Godzilla. FULL BIO

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