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GETTING ALONG WITH PUERTO RICAN PRIDE
Source: Press of Atlantic City · Jul 27, 2026, 2:46 AM
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The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office participated in the 2026 Vineland Puerto Rican Festival Parade on Sunday, with officers displaying the Puerto Rican flag as part of the community celebration.
The event highlighted law enforcement's engagement with the local Puerto Rican community in Vineland.
Key points
- Cumberland County Sheriff's Office officers participated in the 2026 Vineland Puerto Rican Festival Parade
- Officers displayed the Puerto Rican flag during the Sunday parade
- The event represents community engagement between local law enforcement and Puerto Rican residents
- The parade took place in Vineland, Cumberland County, New Jersey
FAQ
- What was the purpose of law enforcement at the Puerto Rican Festival Parade?
- The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office participated to show community support and engagement with the local Puerto Rican population during the annual festival celebration in Vineland.
- When did the 2026 Vineland Puerto Rican Festival Parade take place?
- The parade took place on Sunday, with Cumberland County Sheriff's Office officers including Officer Erica Quinoes, Officer Danielle Lugo, Lieutenant Elizabeth Hoffman, and Officer Tori Higbee participating.
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