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IMPERIAL COUNTY, CA- El Centro Sector Border Patrol donates more than 400 pounds of food to the Imperial Valley Food Bank.

Border Patrol hosted their 1st annual family Law Enforcement Cookout on Saturday.

Several other Law Enforcement agencies along with local businesses partnered up to make the cookout a success.

More than 700 people attended.

Organizers were able to collect and donate 438 pounds of nonperishable items for El Centro area families in need.

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