MESA, AZ — More than 70 officers from all corners of the state loaded up their police cruisers with bags of toys. It’s the culmination of a months-long donation effort called the 911 Toy Drive.

PHOENIX (FOX 10) - For toy drives, space is a necessity, and nobody knows that better than W. Steven Martin, founder of the "911 Toy Drive." But now, Martin and his non-profit operation that ...

You're shopping at Toys R' Us in suburban Palm Desert. You hear two women start to fight over something and roll your eyes. Then ... Chaos erupts and you call 911: ...

PHOENIX (FOX 10) - It's an operation that keeps on giving and shows children the comfort and safety our first responders provide for them. The 911 Police Toy Drive is just a little over a week ...

It’s all part of the 911 Toy Drive. Every year, hundreds of police officers across the state adopt families from their patrol districts who need a helping hand, providing Christmas gifts for ...

Last time Power Wheels was selling 18-volt Porsche 911 toy cars, the toy maker was experiencing some problems with the foot pedal switch which led to a recall.

Addie Cooper, a 6-year-old girl from Alabama, called 911 after realizing that some of her toys were nowhere to be found — and ended up making a friend in the process.

The W. Steven Martin 911 Toy Drive has been a holiday fixture in Arizona for 36 years. Although the annual event began as the W. Steven Martin Motorcycle Toy Run, the logistics became “a ...

Little Girl Loving Her Porsche 911 GT3 RS Toy Is Adorable. Published: 2 Dec 2014, 14:15 UTC • By: Andrei Tutu. 1 photo. Photo: screenshot from Youtube.

Those who wish to donate money can do so, too, and the funds will be used to purchase additional gifts for the toy drive. Heading into 911 Gives Hope for the Holidays, Evansville Chief of Police ...

A 911 call with only heavy breathing on the line led police in Bergen County to a woman with outstanding warrants — and drugs near her children’s toys, authorities said. The call came in ...

Addie Cooper noticed she was missing some of her toys, including a beloved Barbie doll, so she dialed 911 to report the "stolen" items. Skip to content. NOWCAST KMBC 9 News at 10PM.