The Flame of Hope is hot for the first time in two years. Law enforcement is kicking off two days worth of running to raise awareness for the Special Olympics.
Law enforcement is kicking off two days worth of running to raise awareness for the Special Olympics.
He said one of his favorite parts of being a part of the Special Olympics action is being able to use his voice to make a difference in our community. The Torch Run raises money for special athletes like Selbe— who was able to go to the world games in 2017 with the funds raised.Runners like Border Patrol Agent Francisco Santos rallied behind the athletes taking on a five-mile trek before passing the torch to San Diego-area police officers.
"I also brought some counterparts out here with me— some brothers and sisters who we’re all going to run and present. The Special Olympics is a wonderful organization. It provides everyone the opportunity to participate and compete and do their very best," said Santos.