NYPD officer leads fundraiser to buy new e-bike after teen was robbed

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Tuesday, March 30, 2021
Cop leads fundraiser to buy new e-bike after teen was robbed
An NYPD officer put her kindness on display by raising money to buy a teenager an e-bike after his was stolen.

QUEENS. New York (WABC) -- An NYPD officer put her kindness on display by raising money to buy a teenager an e-bike after his was stolen.

The incident happened a few days ago, when NYPD Officer Sara Morici of the 103rd precinct, responded to call for a stolen e-bike.

When she arrived, she was met by a distraught teenager, who had just bought the bike.

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The teen was living in a group home and had saved up enough money to buy the e-bike to start working for Uber Eats.

Officer Morici says she couldn't stop thinking about the story.

So, she led a charge to raise enough money to buy him a new bike.

Officer Morici says she didn't do it for a pat on the back, but because she felt a calling.

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