Jersey Proud: Hopewell detective creates Pride patches for LBGTQ+ organization
Hopewell Township Police Detective Alexis Mirra created a rainbow-themed patch for officers to show support during Pride Month.
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Aug 26, 2021, 2:43 AM
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Updated 1,372 days ago
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622ds agoHopewell Township Police Detective Alexis Mirra created a rainbow-themed patch for officers to show support during Pride Month. She then sold the patches, along with stickers and postcards.
Mirra raised $3,500 to donated to LifeTies in support of Triad House, and LGBTQ+ friendly residential home in Ewing.
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