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Hundreds run Run with the Cops 5K on West Palm Beach waterfront

2979451 · April 14, 2025
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Summary

The ninth annual Run with the Cops 5K drew hundreds of participants to the Downtown West Palm Beach waterfront for a family-friendly run that paired residents with police officers and raised funds for department programs through the Fund for West Palm Beach Police.

Hundreds of runners hit the road for the ninth annual Run with the Cops 5K on the Downtown West Palm Beach waterfront, a broadcast recorded at the event reported.

The family-friendly event gave residents an opportunity to run or walk alongside police officers in a casual setting, featured separate kids’ races and medals for finishers, and included awards for top finishers in several categories. The broadcast said the race raised money for department programs and equipment through a nonprofit, the Fund for West Palm Beach Police.

A participant identified in the broadcast as a resident said, "It's a chance to meet your local police officer, you know, in in a casual atmosphere, run alongside of them. So I deliver the mail in this area, and so I feel like I'm a part of the community." The broadcast described the 5K as low-pressure, with some participants walking at least part of the way.

Organizers also staged separate runs for children; the broadcast said both adults and children received medals at the finish line. While the race was not intended to be highly competitive, awards were presented to top finishers in several categories, the broadcast said.

The broadcast did not specify how much money the event raised or provide dates for future runs. "This is Cheryl Conn reporting for WPB TV," the broadcast concluded.