Police Officers Shoot Hoops with Inner-City Kids After Ball Stolen

A Winnipeg police officer jumped in to help some inner-city youth in need of a basketball to play with.

After George Harper’s basketball was stolen, he and his friends were searching for a new one when Const. Paul Thagard stopped by Ndinawe Youth Resource Centre on Saturday.

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