A robber gone good?!?!?!

Meeting James Johnson:

Meeting this man on the streets wasn't a surprise, I already knew him from secondary school. I was told to go and, find this man. My name is: David Clarkson, I'm a Mexican police officer at Mexico's biggest and, worst cop /police officer station. I am half Mexican from my father and, white Cascaion from my mother and, her parents. ( Rest of her family isn't white.). I went to school with Jame and, lived right next to him. I have very strong sympathy for him an, his family growing up poor and, still is. His family had passed when he had gotten into his mid' 20's. When I saw his mugshot I get him into a house for a couple of years, now.knew him right from the start, I said I would take this one. My best pal : Justin Hinder, looked at me strangely, I guess I said it to weird. Before I hoped in the police car I looked over his filings. I found'nt out where he was living. Looked like they have been trying to When I had arrived where he had been living. I called him by his secret name; Jim. We had made that name up when we were just little kids. Mine was Davo. He slowly came into the sunlight where I was standing, his eyes squinting hard. He had asked where I had been all those years in between. I replied feeling ashamed for not telling Jame that I had wanted or, even considered going to college for being a police officer. I told him everything. I had told him he needed a job. He said he knew. I asked if he would come to my house to take a shower, change, eat, etc. I told him that the police station could use a second hand. He asked that how would they take him if he was poor and, how he had no money. I told him he could answer phone calls, get lunch, file paper work, etc. He refused. He replied in a sad voice,;" I have no money, no home, no food, etc. how would I be able to live, if I don't have that???!!!"... I replied in my normal but, caring voice that he could live with me until he could get his own house. He refused. After a little bit, and, a little bit of pressure to move into an actual house, he agreed.