New York police officers help clear snow at 99-year-old woman's home in Albany

Three New York police officers stepped in Monday to help clear snow at the home of a 99-year-old Albany resident.

In a Facebook post, the Albany Police Department posted photos of Officers William Pierce, Christopher Stiles and John Schueler clearing the woman's sidewalk and driveway, WRGB reported.

The woman called for help Monday morning after more than a foot of snow fell at her house, the television station reported.

The officers quickly responded and helped clear a path, WTEN reported.

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