NYC giving away Dunkin’ coffee to get homeless into shelters
The Big Apple’s homeless now run on Dunkin’. The NYPD recently launched a program that uses hot cups of Dunkin’ Donuts coffee to try to lure vagrants off the subways and into shelters, The Post has learned. Cops and homeless-outreach workers are staffing a makeshift java bar inside the World Trade Center subway station, where…
NYC giving away Dunkin’ coffee to get homeless into shelters
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