The NYPD hosted a career day at its Queens police academy for young people in its summer internship program aimed at assisting at-risk youth. The event transformed the facility into an educational center where attendees engaged with law enforcement personnel. Participants explored department vehicles like helicopters and experienced realistic scenarios using virtual reality technology. Assistant Commissioner Alden Foster emphasized the importance of building relationships between cops and young people. The NYPD partnered with the New York City Police Foundation to connect youth with various career paths, including roles within the law enforcement community and private sector opportunities.
The NYPD career day at its Queens academy aimed to help at-risk youth find meaningful career paths, providing hands-on experiences with law enforcement.
Assistant Commissioner Alden Foster noted the program allowed officers to bond with young people and learn about their personal challenges.
Participants experienced virtual reality scenarios and explored department vehicles, while being informed about job opportunities within the NYPD and beyond.
The NYPD's partnership with the NYC Police Foundation connected youth with various careers, beyond law enforcement, to further their professional development.
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