Moore was selling the bracelets Tuesday during the city’s National Night Out event.
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“We are going to order more to keep it going,” she said.
Money raised from sales of the $5 bracelets will be used to offset medical expenses of Middletown Police Detective Justin Camper.
Camper is out of the hospital and recovering at home after being injured in a fall last month outside the police station, according to Police Chief Rodney Muterspaw.
FIRST REPORT: Middletown officer injured in fall admitted to ICU
Moore is selling the “Thin Blue Line” bracelets with a goal of raising $5,000.
The bracelets remain available at the coffee house at 1100 Central Ave.
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