Dreams Take Flight: NYPD Aviation Unit officers keeping city safe from above
In honor of Black History Month, News 12 is introducing you to some of the most inspiring people in our area.
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Feb 17, 2021, 2:19 PM
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151ds agoIn honor of Black History Month, News 12 is introducing you to some of the most inspiring people in our area.
Meet Pilot Michael Carr, Pilot Royston Charles and Pilot Brian Worthington.
They’re among the 76 men and women who make up the NYPD’s Aviation Unit.
News 12’s Katie Lusso takes you up into the air, about 1,000 feet to be exact, to meet three of the brave NYPD officers keeping our city safe--while also working hard to motivate kids to follow in their footsteps.
