Bellingham Police Department visit Birthday Party

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Bellingham Police Department got an invitation they could not pass up.

Huxton is a huge fan of the police and just turned three on Tuesday. BPD officers visited the little boy with gifts of a little badge, small police car, and lots of BPD swag after receiving a birthday invitation.

Two motorcycles and one police car pulled up to Huxton’s birthday party with the lights on and Huxton couldn’t contain his excitement. He immediately started waving.

Huxton got the chance to sit on Officer Bruland’s BMW bike after showing off his own police shooter, outfitted with lights and even a siren. The officers were impressed.

Huxton got a little radio for his own police uniform as well as a speaker mic. Huxton’s mom said that the police visit was a hit and the talk of the party!

Check out the BPD facebook page to see the cutest video of Huxton waving at the arriving police officers.

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