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Laurel police serve the public in more ways than one

$Greg Dohler/The Gazette Officer Mike Spencer (left) of the Laurel Police Department serves food to Denise Lee of Laurel Saturday night at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Laurel. Laurel officers waited on customers Friday and Saturday at the restaurant to solicit donations as part of their \"Tip A Cop\" fundraiser for Maryland Special Olympics.$

Greg Dohler/The Gazette Officer Mike Spencer (left) of the Laurel Police Department serves food to Denise Lee of Laurel Saturday night at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Laurel. Laurel officers waited on customers Friday and Saturday at the restaurant to solicit donations as part of their "Tip A Cop" fundraiser for Maryland Special Olympics.

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On Friday and Saturday, Laurel police officers in uniform served customers at Longhorn Steakhouse in Laurel as a way to raise money for the Special Olympics, according to the department’s Facebook page.

The event is known as a “Tip-a-cop” fundraiser.