Detroit police officers pool money to buy new bike for boy with autism Officers at 6th Precinct step in to help child
DETROIT – When a little boy with autism had his bicycle stolen a group of Detroit police
The child’s parents couldn’t afford to replace the stolen bike, so officers from Detroit’s 6th Precinct
Local 4′s Tim Pamplin got a look at the special surprise You can watch his full story in the video posted above
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