“Thank you so much for being here and sharing your innovations and public service with us,” Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said. “What you are doing for us is saving lives.”
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New Chicago Police Supt. David Brown offered his gratitude Wednesday to four children who crafted and donated personal protective equipment for police officers.
“Thank you so much for being here and sharing your innovations and public service with us,” Brown said. “What you are doing for us is saving lives.”
“We should get you on ‘Shark Tank,’ and have you pitch other ideas you might have.”
Sariah Stagen, 9, and her sisters, 7-year-old twins Arianna and Alessandra, met the superintendent Wednesday at police headquarters. The girls, who live with their parents in Humboldt Park, brought with them a batch of homemade hand sanitizer and gave Brown a demonstration of how they made it.
James Stagen, the girls’ father, is a Chicago police officer assigned to the Shakespeare District on the Northwest Side.
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Happily sharing with you my grandnieces’ efforts at an early age to do their part during this pandemic times. We are as proud of them as much as their parents Jojo and Ting Stagen!!
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