NewsChannel 3-12 Article RatingRetired NYPD cops visited Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home to take a picture. They caught an alleged would-be arsonist | News Channel 3-12
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54% : "Fortunately the attempt was unsuccessful thanks to the brave intervention of good Samaritans and the quick response of law enforcement," the statement said.52% : Kenneth Dodson recalled Saturday that he and his brother went to the King home only planning to take a photo when they sprung into action after hearing about the attempted arson and seeing the woman run away.
46% : Kenneth, who graduated from the police academy in 1984, said the two were in Atlanta visiting his father, who had asked them the day before whether the brothers missed being in law enforcement.
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