Police officers, law enforcement personnel and Special Olympics athletes took part in the 31st Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) in support of Special Olympics on June 25.
The run began at Science North and finished in Memorial Park.
Greater Sudbury Police chief Paul Pedersen said it was the biggest turnout thus far for Greater Sudbury.
"Worldwide, 97-thousand police officers and law enforcement personnel carry that Flame of Hope," Chief Pedersen said. "The partnership between policing and Special Olympics is a partnership that matters."
Grown to include a wide range of regional and national events, the LETR have raised more than $63-million in Canada, since its inception.
To learn more about the Law Enforcement Torch Run, visit their website.
