2 NYPD officers look to inspire next generation of Asian American law enforcers

News 12’s Katie Lusso spoke to Captain of the 62nd precinct Tao Chen and Detective Wayne Kam who hope their success will inspire others while creating change as well.

News 12 Staff

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May 30, 2022, 9:22 PM

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Updated 909 days ago

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Two NYPD officers who broke barriers are now looking to help inspire the next generation of Asian Americans in law enforcement.

News 12’s Katie Lusso spoke to Captain of the 62nd precinct Tao Chen and Detective Wayne Kam who hope their success will inspire others while creating change as well.