Freeport police hand kids free Slurpee tickets
Freeport police on Tuesday handed out tickets for free Slurpees to kids. The citations were part of a nationwide program called "Operation Chill." The tickets were good for a free Slurpee at any
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Aug 31, 2016, 2:00 AM
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Updated 2,967 days ago
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Freeport police on Tuesday handed out tickets for free Slurpees to kids.
The citations were part of a nationwide program called "Operation Chill."
The tickets were good for a free Slurpee at any of the village's 7-Eleven locations.
Children were also provided with some back-to-school supplies.
Village Mayor Robert Kennedy said the effort was about trying to establish relationships between children and police at an early age.
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