Several police departments collaborated to bring some holiday cheer to a young boy in Leominster, Massachusetts, who recently experienced the tragic loss of his mother to homicide. The Leominster Police Department partnered with other local agencies to make this special visit happen, as reported by WKRG.
Four-year-old JJ, now under the care of his grandparents, received numerous gifts and spent quality time with the officers. According to the Massachusetts State Police, the visit aimed to brighten his spirits during a difficult time. The Orange Police Department shared, “We were happy to help make a Christmas wish come true for a Leominster boy today. This little boy loves anything to do with police.”
JJ’s profound interest in law enforcement made the visit particularly meaningful. The officers’ presence and generosity provided a positive experience for the young boy during the Christmas season.
The Massachusetts State Police documented JJ’s visit to the Leominster Barracks on their Facebook page, sharing photos of the event. Their post highlighted the collaborative effort:
Special Christmas Visit for a Special Leominster Boy
Today, Trooper Ray Burton, who is assigned to the State Police – Leominster Barracks, joined Leominster Police with other local departments to visit a Leominster boy, JJ, who recently lost his mother to a homicide. JJ is now living with his grandparents and loves anything to do with the police. JJ was given some special gifts and spent some time with all the officers. Based upon the pictures, it looks like JJ enjoyed the day! Merry Christmas, young man! And to all the police officers who participated, job well done!
The collective effort of these police departments exemplifies the positive impact law enforcement can have on the community, especially during times of grief and loss. This act of kindness brought joy and support to a child facing immense hardship.