'Donut Boy' stops in Bridgewater to thank police officers
<p>The young kid known around the country as "Donut Boy" made a stop in New Jersey Sunday. Tyler Carach, 10, made his mission to thank police officers across America for their service. </p>
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Sep 23, 2018, 11:05 PM
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The young boy known around the country as "Donut Boy" made a stop in New Jersey Sunday.
Tyler Carach, 10, has made it his mission to thank police officers across America for their service.
Carach visited the Bridgewater police headquarters to express his gratitude with complimentary donuts.
"He's an amazing child and what he's doing is fantastic,” said Bridgewater Police Chief Alfred Nicaretta. “And it would be great if we could have other people do the same."
Nicaretta went on to say that it is respectable for a boy of his age to recognize something as important as thanking a police officer.
The Florida native started his special journey two years ago with his mom, a former police officer.
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