PHOTOS: Highest Turnout Ever for South Brunswick National Night Out

South Brunswick, NJ - The combination of a beautiful summer evening and community pride made Tuesday night's National Night Out a massive success in South Brunswick.

Incredibly, more than a 6,000 people poured into Rowland Park Tuesday night, where staff and volunteers served approximately 2,200 hot dogs, 1,500 bottles of water, 1,000 ice pops and 2,000 bags of popcorn and chips.

“This year was the highest turnout we have ever had for National Night Out," said South Brunswick Police Chief Raymond Hayducka. "During these difficult times throughout our country, the record attendance that we saw is a great example of the unique bond the South Brunswick Police Department and the residents of the township share."

South Brunswick police and resident Azra Baig sent some photos in from the event. Thanks, SBPD and Azra!

There was music, rides, performances from Dance Storm and giveaways. Agents from the FBI also gave tours of their Mobile Command Center and surveillance vehicles.

Agents also demonstrated “Throw Robots,” which are remote-controlled devices used for surveillance in dangerous situations. South Brunswick Township was the only National Night Out in the state to provide this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

"Countless times tonight, residents from the community approached Officers and told them how grateful they are for their service," Chief Hayducka. "We are proud to serve and protect the residents of South Brunswick, and they have truly shown their appreciation and support.”