Firemen And Police Play Santa's Helpers By Repairing Toys

In New York, policemen and firemen respond to an emergency affecting over half a million homes. The 'fugitives' they capture are broken toys, which they repair and distribute to children. Off-duty, these officers work as Santa's helpers, ensuring a joyful Christmas for city kids.

What was the nature of the emergency that New York policemen and firemen responded to?

• A fire outbreak

• A rush call affecting over half a million homes

• A bank robbery

• A traffic accident

What were the 'fugitives' that the policemen and firemen captured?

• Escaped prisoners

• Lost pets

• Broken and discarded toys

• Stolen vehicles

What happens to the toys after they are captured?

• They are donated to a museum

• They are thrown away

• They are sold in a garage sale

• They are repaired and made like new

Who spends their off-duty hours working as Santa's helpers?

• Nurses

• Policemen and firemen

• Doctors

• Teachers

What is the ultimate goal of the policemen and firemen working as Santa's helpers?

• To gain public recognition

• To make Christmas merrier for children

• To train for emergencies

• To earn extra money