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York County cops cook for Top Dog title
John A. Pavoncello
Published 8:59 a.m. ET Oct. 8, 2018 | Updated 4:02 p.m. ET Oct. 10, 2018
York Area Regional Police Department entered their Glazed and Confused hotdog consisting of a cayenne sprinkled hotdog in a glazed Maple Donuts donut with bacon in the the first annual Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Wyatt Koller, 6, runs around in a hotdog outfit as area law enforcement agencies take part in the first annual Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Lt. Gregg Anderson of Northern York County Regional Police Department flips hotdogs as area law enforcement agencies take part in the first annual Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Detective Prince gets a hotdog sample from partner Scott Musselman of West York Borough Police as area law enforcement agencies take part in the first annual Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Brothers, from left, Nicholas Hewitt, 9, Samuel, 7, and Logan, also 7, try York Area Regional Police Department's Glazed and Confused hot dog during the the first-ever Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. "It has my three favorite things: hot dogs, bacon and doughnuts!" Samuel said. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Northern York County Regional Police Department's entry, the walking taco hot dog, won Judge's Choice in the first Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Sgt. Justin Koller, left, and his father Keith, create the York County Sheriff's Office "Peoples Choice" winning cheesy crab dogs during the first annual Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Officer Cody Becker of Northern York County Regional Police Department serves Top Dog judges Chris Reilly, York County commissioner, left, and Senior Judge JoAnn Teyral walking taco hot dogs during the first Top Dog Hotdog Contest, Sunday Oct. 7, 2018. John A. Pavoncello photo The York Dispatch
Six area law enforcement agencies recently grilled up some delicious creations in a battle for the first-ever Top Dog Contest title.
Spring Garden Township, Springettsbury Township, West York Borough, York Area Regional and Northern York County Regional police departments as well as the York County Sheriff's Office competed in the Sunday, Oct. 7, event that featured hot dogs grilled, boiled and smothered in all sorts of toppings, from glazed donuts to crab dip.
Northern York County Regional Police Department took the Judge's Choice award for its walking taco hot dog, and the York County Sheriff's Office won the People's Choice award with a cheesy crab dog.
The event was held at William Kain County Park, and proceeds benefited York County Crime Stoppers.
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