Video: Moves Like Jagger, Sort Of; Sheriff, Chief Dance The Dance

TAMPA, FL — Moves like Jagger? Maybe.

No one can accuse Tampa Police Chief Brian Dugan and Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister of being shy. Check out this hilarious video in which Dugan and Chronister show off their dance moves in a battle with kids during Titus O'Neil's Joy of Giving event.

The WWE superstar hosted the 10th annual Joy of Giving event Saturday at Sligh Middle Magnet School with students from Sligh, Foster Elementary and Carter G. Woodson Elementary in attendance.

The free event began with a parade and included food, games and entertainment. Additionally, each child chose a new, unwrapped gift from hundreds donated by businesses and community members.

Each year, O'Neil, aka Thadeus Bullard, who founded the Bullard Family Foundation, hosts a toy drive for needy kids in the community. This year, O'Neil also partnered with the nonprofit Metropolitan Ministries food bank on a Holiday Tent to provide holiday meals to families in need.

“I’ve had the honor to work with Metropolitan Ministries, and I believe in the work they have done for nearly 50 years to help deliver hope to families," said O'Neil. "I know that by partnering my Bullard Family Foundation with them, that our combined goal of reaching 30,000 families in need throughout Tampa Bay is very attainable. I’m looking forward to seeing hope delivered in a monumental way this holiday season.”

Hillsborough Sheriff

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office stocks up on food and toys for the Metropolitan Ministries' Holiday Tent.

The holiday donation tent is located at 2609 N. Rome Ave., just west of the Hillsborough River.

Visit the Tampa Police Facebook page and cast your vote for the best dancer.