Community turns out for Tacos with a Cop

Valentina Montenegro (14) (left) fixes her sister's, Isabella (17), lipstick before Isabella dances with the Creekview High School Folklorico dance team Saturday, Sept. 14, at Coffee with a Cop.

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Camila Barajas (5) stands on her knees to see her mother and brother out of the Farmers Branch Police Department's vehicle.

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Jay (left) and, his nephew, Alexis Garcia of La Michoacán DTX 2 on Josey Lane serve April Rodriguez piña colada aqua fresca at Tacos with a Cop.

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Folklorico dancers twirl as they entertain the crown at Tacos with a Cop.

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A dancer's skirt flies as she turns.

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Creekview High School offers folkloric classes to allow students the opportunity to study dances from Mexico and other Latin American countries.

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Folklorico Company from Creekview High School performs at cultural events in the Farmers Branch area.

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Posted Friday, September 20, 2024 10:11 pm

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Tacos, aqua frescas and churros were served at Tacos with a Cop, but community was the true item on the menu Saturday, Sept. 4 at Farmers Branch Park on Dennis Lane.

Multiple businesses participated with aqua frescas and churros. Creekview High School's Folklorico Co. performed. Farmers Branch City Councilmembers Omar Roman, David Reid and Roger Neal joined Farmers Branch Police officers and Chief Kevin McCoy in meeting with residents.

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