- December 4, 2025
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Alan Cottrell Lara attended the Cops & Bobbers event with his mom, Cynthia Zendejas Lara Cottrell.
Amber Shaw helped her 3-year-old son, Daniel Shaw, hold the rod.
While families fished the pier, some attendees came back from their fishing trip on the boat.
Reagan, Jennifer and Riley McCollum watched as Riley almost caught a fish.
Daniel Shaw held a worm for the first time.
Daniel Shaw showed excitement as fish bit his lure. This was his first time fishing.
Police clerk Danyel Hylton and officer Carissa Ramirez attended the event with WPD and fished from the dock.
Officers and families fished from the dock of Lake Butler while some were out on the boat or fishing from the shoreline.
Sgt. Jeff Czwornog and Michael Klinski smiled while watching the children fish.
Koa, Amanda and Kieran Klinski sat while fishing.
Leyla Benson was all smiles during the event and said fishing is super relaxing.
Matthew Roland was chest deep in the water to cool off.
Miller Militzer patiently fished with his dad during Cops and Bobbers.
Reagan, Jennifer and Riley McCollum smiled while fishing the shoreline.
Officers and attendees were heading out to fish the Lake Butler on the boat.
Steve Benson attended the event with his children but also got to enjoy some fishing himself.
Children and Windermere police officers enjoyed a sunny day out at Lake Butler for the WPD's fifth annual Cops & Bobbers event Saturday, Sept. 20.
This annual event allows the youth community of Windermere to fish with police officers to become more involved with the city and its police department, while also having fun and relaxing.
Attendees were able to enjoy a boat ride to fish with officers, as well as shoreline fishing for younger children.
Some residents fished for their first time during the event.
