THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2020 Page 15 Coffee with a Cop includes Thin Mints with Girls Scouts S By Tara Vocino tate, local and environmental police, as well as customs/border protection offi cers had Coff ee with a Cop: Cupcakes and Cookies with the Saugus Girl Scouts, Troops 68131 and 82208, at the Revere State Police Barracks on Saturday afternoon. Horses and Heroes Foundation Founding President Skyllar Mulvaney, whose organization names horses after police officers and firefighters who performed heroic acts, organized the event with her members. They shared stories about their jobs and shared laughs, coff ee and, of course, Girl Scout cookies. State Police Lt. Michael Harvey, Event Organizer Skyllar Mulvaney and former City Councillor John Correggio. (Photo courtesy of Ed Terrell) Revere Dunkin’ Donuts Manager Sandra Sousa donated two boxes of coff ee to “Coff ee with a Cop: Cupcakes and Cookies with the Girl Scouts” on Saturday. From left to right are Horses and Heroes Foundation Member Lana Woods, Horses and Heroes Foundation Founding President Skyllar Mulvaney and Sousa. Mulvaney purchased the Munchkins. ( Photo courtesy of Skyllar Mulvaney) Pictured at the recent community policing event at the Revere Police Station Community Room: front center: Girl Scouts Camryn Berridge, Sunny Brammer, Jannelle Palladino, Holly Berridge, Alie Surdo and Ava MacTaggart, event organizers Philip Russo and Skyllar Mulvaney, former City Councillor John Correggio and Ward 2 Councillor Ira Novoselsky. Back row: Revere Police Offi cers John Chan, Burton Ho, Kenan Resic, Paul Lucero, Robert Puopolo, Marc Birritteri, Randy Cipoletta, Leo MacAskill, Carlo Mastromattei, Michael Harvey and Christopher Sweeney. State, local and Environmental Police, as well as Customs/Border Protection offi cers had coffee and cookies with the Saugus Girl Scouts during “Coff ee with a Cop” at the Revere State Police Barracks on Saturday afternoon. (Advocate photo by Tara Vocino) State Police Lt. Michael Harvey addressed the Saugus Girl Scouts. (Advocate photo by Tara Vocino) East Boston Starbucks Shift Manager Jeremy Ponce donated two boxes of coffee to “Coffee with a Cop: Cupcakes and Cookies with the Girl Scouts” on Saturday afternoon. At right is Horses and Heroes Foundation Founding President Skyllar Mulvaney. (Photo courtesy of Skyllar Mulvaney) U.S. Customs/Border Protection Supervisor Burton Ho explained the importance of K9 dogs. (Advocate photo by Tara Vocino)
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