Southern Indiana police officers tutor children in after-school program
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Columbus police officers spend an hour at Candlelight Mobile Home Park every Tuesday after school to help some of the younger residents with homework.
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These tutoring sessions have been happening for nearly a decade, according to a report from Fox 59 in Indianapolis.
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