SRO Lozada described the contest as 'fun and full of energy,' appreciating the coordinated dances of staff and students. His involvement, along with fellow officers, illustrated the department's commitment to building strong community relations. 'The battle was fun and full of energy. It was fun seeing the staff and students coordinated dances,' remarked SRO Lozada, reflecting the department's enthusiasm in participating in such local events.

Principal Matt Tabar of Corpus Christi Academy expressed his appreciation for the engagement, noting the significance of having members of the police department interact with the community. 'It was heartening to see members of the police department engaging and interacting with the Corpus Christ community,' said Principal Tabar, underscoring the positive impact of such partnership on the community's spirit.

The event not only provided entertainment but also strengthened the bonds between the Lyndhurst Police Department and the residents of Lyndhurst, especially the young students at Corpus Christi Academy. Such engagements are vital in fostering a sense of safety and community solidarity. The involvement of figures like SRO Lozada and Principal Tabar highlights the ongoing efforts to enhance community-police relationships through friendly and collaborative activities.