Police officers from Westbrook, from left, Jaci Lorenzen and Sally Mailman, laugh as they both have their heads shaved to raise money for St. Baldrick's Foundation, a childhood cancer research institute, on Saturday. Lorenzen came to her chief with the idea for the benefit.
Officers Melissa May, at left, and Jaci Lorenzen pose with 5-year-old Kellan Tilton in a photo with all of the law enforcement personnel who are getting their heads shaved. The officers and administration staff from Westbrook, and a few from other municipalities, shave their heads as a benefit for St. Baldrick's Foundation, a childhood cancer research institute. Tilton was diagnosed with a neuroblastoma in 2012 and was born with a tumor on his spine.
Officer Melissa May gets her head shaved by Jenna MacLean on Saturday to raise money for St. Baldrick's Foundation, a childhood cancer research institute.
Westbrook Chief of Police Janine Roberts picks up her cap after having her head shaved.
From left, Westbrook police officers Kipp Bleicken and Garrett McCarthy, get their heads shaved by Jenna MacLean, left, and Ginny Ayers.
Audience members record video as Westbrook Chief of Police Janine Roberts has her head shaved to raise money for St. Baldrick's Foundation.
Audience members record video as Westbrook Chief of Police Janine Roberts' head is about to go shiny.
SRO Officer Sally Mailman reacts after having her head shaved.
Kellan Tilton, 5, high-fives Officer Kipp Bleicken after Bleicken and fellow Officer Garrett McCarthy after they had their heads shaved to benefit St. Baldrick's Foundation, a childhood cancer research institute.
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