Rev. Shirley Inkton (left) speaks during a Little Rock Branch of the National Association press conference Friday, April 12, 2024 in front of the Pulaski County District Courthouse at the Juvenile Justice Complex in Little Rock.
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Members of the Little Rock NAACP branch on Friday pushed back against accusations that the Pulaski County sheriff was reckless or overstepped his authority in allowing TV producers to film a show for Netflix billed as being centered on an experiment in more humane treatment of inmates.
