Officers from far and wide came to Norwalk to show their support for the 25 recruits injured by a wrong-way driver last week.
The grill was smoking, the burgers were flipping and the line was growing as hundreds came to Norwalk to help the injured recruits from Los Angeles County Sheriff's Academy Class 464.
Local business owners and community members donated the food and materials for this fundraiser. All of the proceeds will go to the over two dozen recruits that were hit by a wrong-way driver while on a training run in South Whittier. In all, 25 recruits suffered injuries varying from head trauma to loss of limbs. Right now, one is in grave condition and According to the Sheriff's Department, since the recruits were not sworn personnel, all of their medical expense will be out of pocket.
Rosales brought her grandson to show their love and gratitude for the recruits and their families on the day before Thanksgiving.
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