A tribute event was held in Temple to honor a local police officer. The Temple Police Association organized the event, which took place at Crossroads Park. The event, called "Run for Charlie", drew hundreds of participants from the Central Texas area.
It was held to recognize the life and service of Officer Toalua "Charlie" Aumua. Further details about the event and Officer Aumua are available from FOX 44 News.
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