it would seemly in law enforcement right now are backing out from any kind of support when it comes to michael slager. what about the protest there s in north charleston? what have they been like? reporter: well on a daily basis. one is just starting to warm up behind us now. they ve been peaceful, all of them, and primarily people giving their own statements and times they ve suffered at the hands of local law enforcement. last night, new reinforcements arrived. those who protested in ferguson moshgs missouri. seems the attitude may be changing going from what had been simple demonstration to what now in the organization say will be resistance. wolf? martin thank you. martin savidge reporting from north charleston south carolina for us. joining uses sedrick alexander president of the organization of black law enforcement executives and serves on president obama s task force on 21st century
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