6 juin 2012 - Memphis, TN, États-Unis - Memphis Le capitaine de police L. Jackson a connu bien des chaussures cirées gars de Anthony's Unique brille sur McLemore depuis qu'ils étaient enfants. Il tente de les soutenir grâce à son patronage, car ils sont en train de faire quelque chose de constructif et il veut leur donner de l'espoir qu'une personne peut survivre faisant le travail juridique. Tim Lawson, 41, brille le Capitaine de chaussures. Il a travaillé à l'éclat unique pour 25 ans...Chris Dean observe : ''J'ai commencé à vraiment respecter le capitaine parce qu'une fois que mon grand frère avait des problèmes avec ma mère. Il est vraiment grand et de haute taille, comme les 230 livres - so

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June 6, 2012 - Memphis, TN, U.S. - Memphis police Captain L. Jackson has known many of the shoe shine guys at Anthony's Unique Shines on McLemore since they were kids. He tries to support them with his patronage because they are doing something constructive and he wants to give them some hope that a person can survive doing legal work. Tim Lawson, 41, shines the Captain's shoes. He has worked at the shine shop for 25 years...Chris Dean observes: ''I started really respecting the Captain because one time my big brother got in trouble with my mom. He is really big and tall, like 230 pounds - so my mom called the police just in case. I was the second man in the house so Captain started talking to me and told me his life's story - about how he was treated and how his father was. He really broke it down and he started crying. That was my first time to see a man cry in person. He was a man first and also a man of the law. Every time you see him he's so tough. And in my hood the dope boys are scared of the police. And he's a caption over the police! Like a lion showing respect. My respect for him skyrocketed. Look at him- he gets his shoes shined. (Credit Image: © Alan Spearman/The Commercial Appeal/ZUMAPRESS.com)