One, one, got the way.

A-1-1-1-hmm.

You trying to be a hot-up.

You trying to be a street cop?

Happy St. Patty's Day off.

I'm sure most of you guys are out at the bar drinking beer and getting gassed already.

So when you get home you're drunk tonight just going for Facebook you watch this video you probably do everything

And then in the morning when you roll up next to that three that you brought home you roll over and tell it to leave

Click back on it and go over it again. But today we're going to go over the questions from yesterday

and I'm going to address 394-64,

which is throwing debris from a vehicle

and why it's such a great tool for us here in New Jersey.

For those who are joining us from other states, say tune,

I want to go a little R. A. S. and PC. I know some of this Title 39 stuff, which is motor

vehicle, traffic law, in New Jersey, doesn't apply to you.

My would advise you to go into your traffic law and read about it and read the details and it

so you can use this stuff for your benefit to affect good motor vehicle stops and generally

what I teach is interdiction if you don't know that

or ready. So I don't chew and gum too which I shouldn't be doing all doing a video but

it's St. Patty's Day, who cares right? All right 394-, throwing debris from my vehicle.

No person shall throw debris or drop any debris

to include a cigarette cigar.

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