Boy, 4, Sworn In As Honorary Cop, Boosts Department Morale

0:00A four-year-old boy named Ezra Galicia just got sworn in as an honorary officer with the Colton Police Department. They made it official during a special ceremony, handing him a custom uniform and his own badge. His oath was all about promising to do good deeds and listen to his parents and aunt. It all started earlier this year when Ezra's aunt called the cops to swing by his birthday party. Officers showed up and a video of that moment blew up on Instagram with over 10 million views. That passion from little Ezra hooked the whole department. Family members are over the moon, saying it's boosted his confidence like he's the real deal now. His mom calls it a total blessing to watch him shine while his dad sees pure pride in his eyes. Even the police chief admits Ezra's loyalty fired up his team. At the event, they also honored officers for community work, showing how one kid's dreams sparked bigger inspiration. In Vegas, these moments build real bonds between cops and folks they serve. Ezra kept it off with a ride in a patrol car, and the department plans more feel-good

1:03events like this to keep strengthening those ties. Local news, powered by AI, this is California News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.