'I honestly think people need to see there's some type of hope out there.'
Pletcher, 39, of the Columbia Heights Police Department, said he took Mathews' call.
Pletcher soon noticed Mathews' Omega Psi Phi bracelet that he was wearing, which is the same black fraternity Pletcher's college roommate belonged to. After learning they had a mutual friend, Pletcher and Mathews spent an hour walking the neighborhood together. "I honestly think people need to see there's some type of hope out there," Mathews said of the viral moment."The fact is, none of my other coworkers would've thought, 'let me call the police,' and that's the definition of privilege."
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