August 10, 2016
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1:06Now PlayingThis normally shy 6-year-old was so affected by the recent attacks on the Dallas Police, he knew he had to speak out. Jaxon Siderius was on the way to a lake with his family when he spotted a police officer and asked if they could pull over. "He asked if we could turn around to pray for him," his mom, Anna Siderius, told InsideEdition.com. The boy then got out of the car and asked a Montana Highway Patrol officer, whom they later discovered was named Jerry, if they could pray together. #InsideEdition
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