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What did I do wrong?: Cameron County deputies turn traffic stops into back-to-school giveaway

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Cameron County Sheriff's deputies transformed routine traffic stops into a back-to-school giveaway by distributing free backpacks filled with school supplies. Instead of issuing tickets, deputies surprised families with donated backpacks, utilizing leftover supplies from a previous event. Many drivers, like Jessica Sandoval, were initially nervous during the stops, wondering what they had done wrong. However, once informed about the giveaway, their anxiety turned to relief. Deputy Orlando Longoria emphasized the importance of supporting families facing rising costs. The initiative aimed to ease the financial burden of school supplies, ensuring a smoother transition for students heading back to school.

AI summary · Source: KRGV (NBC 5)

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