further and start confronting them and making a scene and getting them out of the park. there was a real big guy who was out here all the time. she was selli he was selling hard drugs. after i went in there with a camera with a friend at my side and i told him he s got to go. do you ever see any of these guys that you get busted? do you ever see them after the fact? i have seen some. some of them just don t want to deal with me, which is great. some of them look at me or threaten me or things like that. but i m doing all right. i don t think people should get dressed up and chase around bad guys. but you should call the police, help somebody when they re in need. don t ignore the problems otherwise it s going to get worse. around the city, there s probably around 10, 20 people doing something similar to me. we re trying to make a difference. there s only one dark guardian? there is only one dark guardian. do you have a big idea making a difference? tell us about it by e-maili
you d be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. if all it took to be a superhero was putting on a brave front and maybe a little face paint, would you do it? in today s big idea craig melvin talked with self-proclaimed dark guardian chris pollock who encourages others to look inward in order to make the world a better and, yes, safer place. there s not enough heroism. there s not enough focus on going out there and making a difference. that s what i m trying to do. what s the big idea here? the big idea here is to inspire others to do good. i m trying to create a counterculture of heroism and individuality. i think we need more people to step up and do something different to protect their communities and help people in need. i ve done things like report things, get descriptions, give it to the police. but not enough was happening. so i decided to take a step