Jersey Proud: North Brunswick police drive at Dover Motor Speedway for charity
The officers were raising money for the nonprofit Laps for Charity.
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Sep 19, 2024, 2:48 AM
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Updated 14 hr ago
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8ds agoSome North Brunswick police cruisers were seen doing laps at the Dover Motor Speedway in Delaware – for a Jersey Proud reason.
The officers were raising money for the nonprofit Laps for Charity.
It’s not just for police officers. Anyone who donates to the children’s charity can get a few laps at the famed Monster Mile track.
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