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Charlotte police use social media to build community trust
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July 25, 2026
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4:42Now PlayingThe Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has gone viral on social media with a series of humorous videos that have reached audiences far beyond the Charlotte area. Officer John Hammond, the department's community coordinator, says the videos are designed to build trust between officers and the communities they serve by showing a more personal side of law enforcement.
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