CAPS youth sports program announced

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By ABC7
CHICAGO Weis made the comments Saturday morning while announcing a new CAPS program called C.I.T.Y., or Cops Interaction Targeting Youth.

C.I.T.Y. is an athletic program is geared to children ages 11 to 14 to help them make the transition between grades. Approximately, 60 kids take part in flag football and other sports every week.

The space is provided by Chicago Indoor Sports, and Target is providing uniforms and equipment.

For more information on the program, visit https://portal.chicagopolice.org/portal/page/portal/ClearPath

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