. >> reporter: college junior davion ward calls himself an unlikely police recruit.nate number of men of color in america, his earliest experience with a cop was negative. frightening. >> when i hear police officers, sirens go off while driving, i think it give me anxiety because i don't know if they're going to pull me over. >> reporter: that fear was instilled at an impressionable age when at 14 davion says he was stopped by a police and handcuffed on the street because he supposedly matched the description of a suspect. >> i thought of a police as our protectors and i looked up to them but being in this position as a black man it changed my whole perspective. >> reporter: he says being forced to sit on the sidewalk wahuliatin ts reallas e ccked ta i should join law enforcement and become a police officer so i could be that person of change. >> when it comes to like police presence it's like i think it should be more empathy. you can say like tactical empathy. >> i've never heard that phrase before. tactical empathy. explain that to me. >> showing like concern for

will probably move forward or hopefully move forward with the restructuring a bit faster than if davion jason'll zambia was quite a long time. and he's just been recently being finalized in the bilateral case. not yet on the commercial credits are case, which will happen in the next few months. carlos, this is a avant about asset management. thank you for being with us today. now at the time of this taping, sri lanka has yet to hash out a direct plan on how to shore up its finances or immediately bring down the inflation that's causing so much financial difficulty for the average sri lankan. and that is gonna do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the m o. ah, with i've actually found safety and embraces naziism as a juice. all of a sudden you're placed in a position where i can defend myself. now, i don't know to be afraid any more. on one hand, i'm terrifying that they're going to find that i'm jewish, but on the other, i think it's so f