Two Lee&#x92;s Summit police officers raised $3,953 for Missouri Special Olympics by spending almost 12 hours on the top of Habaneros restaurant, 1008 S.E. Blue Parkway, Jan. 19.</p><p>Sgt. Brian Wilson, who was joined by Officer Jeremy Brownlee in hoisting Cops on Top donation buckets, said the two of them raised $1,033 in cash. </p><p>Two larger donations, both checks for $1,000, were made by Habeneros and the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 50.</p><p>&#x93;Just as important as the money raised on Jan. 19 was the awareness and the support our community showed for the Special Olympics,&#x94; Wilson said. &#x93;The restaurant was packed for lunch, and from 5 p.m. until close there was a waiting list to get a table.&#x94;</p><p>Cops on Top was the second of four fundraising events that the Lee&#x92;s Summit Police Department is conducting on behalf of Special Olympics this month.</p><p>The events kicked off Jan. 14 with the second annual Freezin&#x92; for a Reason motorcycle, Jeep, convertible and hot rod ride. More than 100 people participated, and more than $10,000 was raised.</p><p>The third event, which raised $2,000, was the second annual Athletes for Athletes Crossfit competition Jan. 21 at the New Summit Presbyterian Church. </p><p>The final event this month will be the annual Polar Bear Plunge. </p><p>This year&#x92;s plunge will be held at noon on Jan. 28 at Longview Lake.</p><p>Sgt. Wilson will lead a team of brave volunteers who will plunge into the icy waters for the cause. Wilson will participate as a &#x93;super plunger,&#x94; which means he will enter the water once each hour for a 24-hour period beginning on Jan. 28.</p><p>For more information on the event or to make a donation, go to the Special Olympics website, www.somo.org/plungekc.