One, one, I can't get a way.

A-1, uh-huh.

H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

Good news for everybody, we are coming to Deford, South Jersey for some people I guess

is North Jersey but we'll be back at Rowan College like we were a month ago in

February let's see we're in September college like we were a month ago in February.

Let's see, we're September 19th and 20th,

we just spoke the date, so the guys who wanted me to come down south again,

I'll be back to Gloucester County,

so if you guys are relatively close to that, you know, you can check the

dates and you can sign up at streetcop training.com. But today we're going to talk about just two more

tips to help you identify that person about who's a line about who they are.

And here they are.

All right, so you got somebody to wind out who they are, you can't figure out who they are, and

you want to try to find them in the system.

One, this is not even a tip, it's just on the top of my head. If you can't identify

that person in your computer, I wouldn't let them go ever. There's a lot of tools that we can use

in order to get somebody back to headquarters to throw them on the fingerprint machine, all right, on an AFSTAT.

But here's two questions you can pose that may help you find somebody in your DMV record system, your MDT and the computer, or your dispatch center.

Okay. First one, have you ever taken the written driving test in high school?

Have you taken the test in high school? Why are we asking that? Because when you take the test and you hand that paper back into your gym coach or your health coach or your health teacher, whatever it may be. And it gets sent off the DMV.

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