by Dawne Massey
December 22, 2016
Categories: Community
Topics: Community Policing, Partnerships
Sixth District officers made a last-minute delivery of Christmas toys to kids at the Youth Empowerment Project Thursday afternoon (Dec. 22).
by Ambria Washington
December 20, 2016
Categories: Community, Videos
Seventh District officers transformed their roll call room into Santa’s workshop today (Dec. 20) giving away brand-new toys to more than 60 area students.
December 16, 2016
Topics: Community Policing, Partnerships, Second District
Officers from the Second District put on their holiday finery to help Santa Claus deliver toys to more than 200 pre-K, kindergarten and first grade students at Lafayette Academy today (Dec.16).
by Aaron Looney
December 15, 2016
Topics: Community Policing
The NOPD today (Dec.15) continued what has been a string of large-scale community engagement events this holiday season by giving away brand-new bicycles to 120 students at McDonogh City Park Academy.
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