<br /> <p>A Little Rock, Arkansas, Nike store called police on September 13 on a man in front of the store waving a flag in support of law enforcement and against Nike’s use of former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick in ads.</p><p>Allison Siler shared a video of the man, Jimmie Cavin, standing outside the Nike store with his flag, writing, “I recently met this awesome guy, Jimmie Cavin. A huge shout out to you, and thank you to your sons for their service!”</p><p>Cavin’s public show of support for law enforcement outside the sporting goods store appeared to be spurred from Nike’s use of Kaepernick in its 30th anniversary campaign</a>.</p><p>“Now what better place to wave the flag than right here in front of the Nike store,” he says in a video he shared to Facebook</a>.</p><p>Local news reported that Cavin has</a> a history of public shows of support for law enforcement.</p><p>Local media, quoted Cavin, said police left almost as quickly as they arrived.</p><p>Cavin returned to the same Nike store on September 19, according to another video he posted to Facebook</a>, writing “Hey Nike……I’m Back ! #RELENTLESS” on the post. Credit: Allison Siler via Storyful</p><br />
