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Stamford Police Officers Carry The Torch For Special Olympics

STAMFORD, Conn. -- Members of the Stamford Police Department showed their support for the Special Olympics Connecticut by taking part in the Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Photo Credit: Stamford Police Department
Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Photo Credit: Stamford Police Department
Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Photo Credit: Stamford Police Department
Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Members of the Stamford Police Department took part in the Special Olympics Connecticut Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday.

Photo Credit: Stamford Police Department

The torch run began on Wednesday and lasted through Friday. Over the course of three days, more than 3,500 law enforcement officers, volunteers and Special Olympics athletes ran more than 500 miles through 100 cities and towns statewide.

The Connecticut Special Olympics Summer Games will kick off Friday evening at 7:15 p.m. with Opening Ceremonies at Southern Connecticut State University, and will last through Sunday. Click here for more information.

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