MTA Police spread Christmas joy
Posted: 12/20/2012
BALTIMORE - Maryland Transit Authority Police are getting into the Christmas spirit by spreading joy to children in the area.
On Thursday, the officers will participate in the 11 th annual Adopt a Family Christmas Program.
The officers will help 12 families with children attending Morrell Park Elementary School.
The program is a special celebration at the school. Santa will also be there, and kids will receive gifts.
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