officer, tim olsen, holding thomas prior to the arrest. and now, further conflict comes from two different stories from witnesses to police one says.... sot witness 1 "i dont think he was doing anything wrong" but, another says he saw nothing wrong with how the officer treated thomas. sot witness 2 "he was obstructing traffic. he was walking down the middle honking at him, he had his headphones on." since the video was shared, outcry spread at an edina council meeting. the city maintains officer olsen will not be disciplined and the citation against thomas was dropped. tag even though that citation was dropped. the minnesota n-double a- c-p says its still waiting for a written apology from the city of edina and says this "isnt justice, but its a step in the right direction" as abc news ny our "coats for kids campaign" is underway. if you've already donated.... thank you. made your donation... 13 action news reporter.... yasmeen hassan is at "the tropical smoothie"... on jones.... near the 215 south beltway.... collecting coats.... right no

attorney tim whiting has followed the illegal daycare problem for years and he is troubled by the number of children who have died in places their parents thought were as the it team discovered finley olsen was the 8th child in the last eight years to die at an illegal wisconsin daycare. >> any child that is harmed is one too many and eight is cleary an epidemic. >> reporter: what makes a daycare illegal? when an unlicensed provider watches more than three children not related to them and it is a problem state investigators admit it is hard to catch. >> when you don't know about these until they are recorded to you. children spokesperson said this is how wisconsin lawmakers set it up unlike illinois where all child care providers need a license. here anyone in the neighborhood can watch three or fewer children no questions asked. >> i think the legislatures didn't want to make it illegal but that is a tradition in wisconsin of neighbors helping neighbors. >> reporter: a neighbor or friend watching those children but it to make money. >> reporter: today people are running for-profit daycares in the shadows until it is too late. >> we don't knowman is there until they make a communication