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GALLERY: Santa's Ride For the Children

Cops stopped at Terraset Elementary School Tuesday as part of a tour to pick up toys for hospitalized kids.

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A police motorcycle motorcade rolled into Reston's Terraset Elementary School on Tuesday, but it was all in the spirit of the season.

Santa's Ride For The Children is a countywide effort to collect toys for hospitalized children at Christmas.

Terraset students - along with kids at nine other Fairfax County elementary schools  - were encouraged to bring donations of new toys and games to school.

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On Tuesday, Fairfax County Police officers, along with help from the Vienna Police Department, Virginia State Police and other local agencies, came by, accompanied by some special guests.

The donations will be delivered to Inova Fairfax Hospital and other local facilities.

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