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Almost 200 NYC kids take field trip with cops to DC in effort to build community ties

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Nearly 200 Big Apple kids went on a trip to the nation’s capitol on an NYPD bus with police officers Monday morning in a bid to build stronger ties between communities and cops.

Source: New York Post

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