Gallery: College Station Police Department, A&M Consolidated football team participate in social justice program
College Station Police Department officers and the A&M Consolidated football team participated in the First Down Ride Along Program hosted by the BamFam Foundation along with former Texas A&M wide receiver Kendrick Rogers on Wednesday, March 3, 2021. The program included a Q&A session and a sports clinic to help bridge the gap between youth and the police department.
Ian Leslie, BamFam’s director of community development, said the program allows a gap between students and officers to be bridged through conversation and relational experience.
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