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

I don't get a way.

Uh-huh.

Yeah, yeah. H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

Morning, everybody, on my way to Somerset County

promiscuit office building to give a free class to all the administrative

scheduled people who don't ever get any training, lack thereof, need help, want to know things, don't have the time, can't make it through a Monday, Friday schedule, and some other folks that are in there in the mix and I wanted to give some value today to everybody regarding a thought that I just had.

As I'm driving in from where I live. I had seen a police car pulling over a vehicle that more than likely

myself or anybody else probably would never bother with.

I would find it highly improbable that that police officer, I'm not going to describe what it looked like because the guy may be part of the group.

But more than likely, that police officer wasn't stopping that car for behavioral reactions to presence.

It didn't look like it was disguised as an interstate transport vehicle.

It seemed like it was just one of those.

Let me pull them over because they have a motor vehicle violation and see how many tickets I can get out.

You can take...

That's right, Brad.

You can take your time as a police officer if you work in an environment and with an administration that permits you to go out and be proactively. you've gotten support.

And if you're new to this group and haven't taken the training,

there's just so much more to this game than going out

and trying to enforce traffic law.

You can take your time and actually have an impact and learn

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