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On Friday moing, a Huntington Beach police officer checked on a suspicious occupied vehicle in the area of Graham Street and Edinger Avenue.
• VIDEO: See the police officer show off his hopscotch skills
During his investigation, he leaed that the people in the vehicle were a mother and her 11-year-old daughter, and that they had been living out of their car.
The officer contacted the Huntington Beach Police Department’s Homeless Task Force to help arrange housing.
As the officer worked on housing arrangements with the mother, another officer on the scene, Officer Pricer, began displaying his expertise in hopscotch to her daughter.
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