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National Night Out

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
More than 30 million people showed criminals they care about their neighborhoods Tuesday night. It` s "National Night Out," an event where people get together, in Arkansas--and across America-- with police and fellow neighbors to promote unity and safety. It`s also a "going away party" for neighborhood crime and drugs. "Prostitution is going on. The drug dealing is going on...shooting and homicides. It`s really important that everyone works together," said Little Rock Reverend Benny Johnson at the event held at 24th and Harrison Streets.

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