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center in little rock arkansas. under the roof of that training center little rock police department on the other side and prison minister on the other. josh come down and do construction work. he would council him and work with him and hopefully get him straightened out. >> some people said why did they wait? why didn't they go to the authorities or go for the counseling at the very first time he came to you? >> you know i talked to somebody that worked at one of those juvenile youth sex center facilities and he described how they take care of the situations down there and the success rate is not very good. so we felt like going from a perspective of really reaching heart first would be important. that's the reason we sent him down to little rock to work with this man. >> did legal pop in your mind? >> as parents you are not

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training center in little rock, arkansas and under the roof of that training center, little rock police department on one side and a prison ministry on the other and he said josh could come down there and do some construction work with him and he would counsel him, work with him and hopefully, get him straightened out. >> some have said, why didn't they wait? why didn't they go for the authorities or counselinging at the very first time he came to you. >> i talked to somebody who worked at one of those juvenile youth sex offender facilities and he described how they actually take care of the situations down there. and the success rate is not very good and so, we felt like that going from a perspective of really reaching his heart first would be important and so, that's the reason we sent him down to little rock to work with this man. >> did legal ever pop into your

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center in little rock arkansas. under the roof of that training center little rock police department on the other side and prison minister on the other. josh come down and do construction work. he would council him and work with him and hopefully get him straightened out. >> some people said why did they wait? why didn't they go to the authorities or go for the counseling at the very first time he came to you? >> you know i talked to somebody that worked at one of those juvenile youth sex center facilities and he described how they take care of the situations down there and the success rate is not very good. so we felt like going from a perspective of really reaching heart first would be important. that's the reason we sent him down to little rock to work with this man. >> did legal pop in your mind? >> as parents you are not

this over the weekend. he's like you've got to talk to this guy. i said you're right. i've looked at the photos. i've looked at your videos. why do you do that? why do you share these images? why is this so important to you? >> i want to start by saying the north little rock police department is led by chief mike davis, a man of high integrity. he sets the bar high for his officers. he expects nothing less for us to go out to the community and make a difference. i'm honored to do my part in making a difference in the community of north little rock. >> you're making a difference, but you take it a step further. you're recording it and showing people. it's obvious how these young people respond to you. >> well i want to inspire people not just other police officers or people in the community. it's a partnership between the police and the community. we have to work together to make our community a safer place, a more peaceful place to live. i took it to the social networking site facebook instagram, and twitter, to inspire other people to go out a and make a difference in their corner of the world. >> officer norman i don't have to tell you this.

like this. >> the hamilton boys and girls club. here we go. hey, everybody. all right. we got officer deasia. she's the newest member of the little rock police department. what's up? come here. i got a surprise for you. >> my heart. officer tommy norman joins me now from little rock. it is an honor and pleasure sir, to have you on. >> thank you so much for having me. >> did you have any idea that killer mike was following you daily instagram and using you as an example of, you know what community policing should be? >> no, ma'am. and when i heard the news about killer mike i was honored. we were honored here at the police department. it was a big surprise. >> well i've looked at your instagram page a bunch. i was texting with mike about

far as having dignity and respect. i know you're following these cases out of ferguson and new york and north charleston and baltimore. not all members of the law enforcement are viewed as positively as you are. >> we're not. i can only speak for the north little rock police department but we go into the neighborhoods. we go in with our arms open. can a police officer be kind? can a police officer show compassion? can a police officer love the community? yes, they can. and that's what we do on a daily basis. >> final question to you. i was just talking to a prosecutor earlier in the hour. his fear he's hearing from officers in baltimore city in the wake of all these stories, there are some officers may beginning to hesitate. is that something you worry about? >> not in north little rock. as i said our reputation precedes us. we're graffedvitated to different pockets of the city. every day we go out and make a

you know being an officer is a tough job. you highlight a lot of the positive. i want you to tell me a story. take me back to 2001 and the murder suspect who turned himself into you. >> it was a murder suspect from little rock which is a city across the river from north little rock. he called the police station and asked to speak with me. i went to a service station, got out. he was there waiting on me. come to find out, little rock police department had been looking for him actively because he murdered a man with a two by four. they came and picked him up. before they drove off with him, i walked over to back of the patrol car and asked him why did you want to seek me to turn yourself in? he said he had heard on the street that he could turn himself in peacefully and with dignity. so that goes to show how police officers police the community day in and day out could pay off in more ways than one. >> that's incredible. i know you really truly seem to serve as this personification of who officers should aspire to as

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tick in the department, but because we don't collect national data, we'd miss the national trend and that's hugely important. >> let me come back to you for a second. little rock is not a small town, but it isn't chicago or detroit or the place we think of these central policing moments. i did want to read the little rock police department did have a response. you may see a large number of flash bang deployments, but we see a large service of warrants without gunfire. that's coming from the little rock department's spokesman. the idea that well we didn't shoot anyone being the standard still strikes me as surprising as a standard for police work. >> and the thing that they need by that is that they are concerned that all the people they are raiding that they -- so the thing is i don't think it would have taken a lot of police work to realize that sharon kay harris who is about 5 feet tall

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muslims. this is a group that just has to be stopped. >> thank you very much congressman schiff we appreciate it. >> tamron. coming up the justice department is being asked to investigate the death of a 67-year-old unarmed black man in arkansas. now the family is asking why it's taken five years to see the justice that they feel they deserve. and developing now, a new round of snow is hitting the mid-atlantic states. we are live in virginia where police say they have responded to more than 200 car crashes alone, and this. >> we believe that we're acting lawfully, so i have a lot of things to do here in the district of columbia and me being in jail wouldn't be a good thing. >> the mayor of washington, d.c. vows to move forward with marijuana legalization despite threats of jail from republican lawmakers. will congress actually strike down a voter-approved law? that's the question and join our conversation online. join the team on "newsnation"