WATCH: Not a Stereotype - Cops and Doughnuts at the Republican National Convention

CLEVELAND, OH — Security for last week's Republican National Convention was a collaborative effort with multiple agencies and police forces helping out from all over the country. One police department from Clare, Michigan, had something unique about them.

Cops and Doughnuts in Clare, Michigan is an actual bakery owned by actual cops. The Clare City Bakery opened in 1896 and came upon hard times in 2009, the police force knew something had to be done to save it, so the police officers pooled together and bought the bakery. The bakery is now known as the Cops & Doughnuts Bakery and has become quite a tourist attraction.

Visit copsdoughnuts.com for more on the bakery's history.

Patch met Greg "Ryno" Rynearson on Public Square standing next to his brightly painted Cops & Doughnuts van. Ryno told Patch that they wanted to show their support for the police officers at the RNC by bringing 700 doughnut holes and other doughnuts to Cleveland.

Ryno added that he was really enjoying Cleveland.