The Game’s Son Raises More Than $50,000 For Arkansas Police Officer

    The Game has taken the lead in seeking reconciliation between the Black community and police. Last week, he and Snoop Dogg brought a group of men to meet with the LAPD to have an open discussion about the state of the country.

    Like father like son, The Game’s 13-year-old son, Harlem Taylor, started a GoFundMe to support Officer Tommy Norland. The Compton, California rapper took to Instagram to explain that they found out about the cop’s work through the social media site.

    Officer Norland is active in the Black community in Little Rock, Arkansas. His Instagram shows photos of him playing with the children and laughing with the elderly.

    In his post, The Game uses Officer Norland to disprove stereotypes of cops and says there is a difference between bad cops and good cops.

    Racial tension in America is high after two Black men, Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, were shot and killed by police officers last week. Five police officers were then killed in Dallas at a Black Lives Rally.

    The Documentary rapper addresses any potential criticism from those saying he should donate the money himself. He says he donated the first $1,000 and wanted to empower his son by allowing him to set up the GoFundMe and invite the public to join him.

    The Game does his own charity work through The Robin Hood project. Leading up to the release of The Documentary 2, he gave away $1,000 a day to fans. He also donated $1 million to the city of Flint, Michigan in the midst of its water crisis.

    At the time of publication, one day after the campaign’s initiation, more than $53,000 has been raised to support Officer Norland.

    To donate to the GoFundMe for Officer Tommy Norland, click here.

    View social media posts from The Game, Harlem Taylor and Officer Norland below:

    31 thoughts on “The Game’s Son Raises More Than $50,000 For Arkansas Police Officer

    1. If more police were obligated to connect with members of the black community in ways like this. Racism and stereotypes/profiling might decrease.

      1. Well, the first step is you admitting what you are. Kudos for that. The next step would be congratulating people for trying to do something positive and help.

      2. Well, the first step is you admitting what you are. Kudos for that. The next step would be congratulating people for trying to do something positive and help.

      3. Well, the first step is you admitting what you are. Kudos for that. The next step would be congratulating people for trying to do something positive and help.

      1. Shut your bombmaking ass up. Remember when they told you you’ll be in Paradise with 12 virgins? I hope its a lie and Satan is waiting for you with a rock hard dick

    2. This is progress, this is definitely a great move very proud of Harlem & Officer Norman’s initiative. Why not support productivity? Then again some people rather remain stagnant.

    3. I am glad someone is doing something POSITIVE and not making this a strictly race issue. This cop seems cool AF.

    4. this is great! i dont see why this cant happen more often. you get paid and its your job to interact with the community. why not take steps to not be HATED everytime you put on the uniform and just do your job ONLY when its needed and nothing more. things would be nice.

      1. So is the guy banging your mom, and the guy who will be banging your daughter, if you find a woman stupid enough to have sex with you. I bet you dream about some big black… What happened to the flag to report A holes like this?

    5. Having social awareness and a social conscious at age 13 is awesome, and little man deserves all the credit in the world. Kudos young man.

    6. Officer NORMAN is a God sent to that community and I think other Officers should take note and maybe learn a few things from this man! I hope to get to do a ride along with him, if his department allows it!!!! ? That community… children AND adults, LOVE OFFICER NORMAN!!!! I wish there were more Officers like him!!!!

      #WeSupportOurOfficers

    7. How can they raise $$ for the officer what about the black families who suffer from the losses. How about reinvesting back into the black community like all the other races do.

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