Daryll, believes comedy can break down barriers between cops and the community they serve he says, after seeing Derek Chauvin place his knee on George Floyd's neck he knew he had to do something to bridge the divide. He is returned to law enforcement determined to bring people together.
“When we are talking about this chosen career path of ours, I mean you just have to be a good guy. That makes a good cop! But also having the courage to stand up in the face of other rogue cops when they go rogue and say, you know what this isn’t right, says Daryll”.
Many officers are reluctant to cross the blue line and criticize their own but Daryll, is willing to do that he says. It is important for the public to realize officers or people too, his nonprofit corporation, “All Cops Ain’t Bad” allows officers to let down their hair and perform comedy. Daryll, wants the world to know that, All Cops Ain’t Bad, we’re just like you guys we’re crazy, we have good days, we have bad days and we’re pretty darn gone funny too.
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“Is there a way to bridge the gap between cops and the community but through laughter and that’s when All Cops Ain’t Bad came to mind, says Daryll”.
A certain percent of every dollar raised, under the nonprofit corporation, “All Cops Ain’t Bad” we’ll go towards victims of police brutality, or fallen or injured officers’ families.