Several police departments across the nation are using social media to bring activities to kids who are stuck at home after schools closures amid the coronavirus pandemic
From giving kids art projects to reading them books, here's a look at how some officers are stepping up to help kids in their communities.#KeepThemBusyThe O'Fallon Police Department in Missouri is hoping kids will channel their inner Pablo Picasso in an art project.Using Facebook, the department asked kids in the community to submit police-theme drawings, which the department then shares online.
To help continue bringing stories to life, a handful of police departments nationwide are hosting virtual reading time on their social media accounts.The Chatham Police Department in Massachusetts hosts nightly story time readings, led by Sgt. Bill Massey, the department's School Resource Officer."Our aim is to keep kids connected to their SRO and the police department in a positive way with positive community messages and community engagement," Massey told CNN.
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