One, one another one can't play,

I don't have a way, uh-huh.

H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

A-huh.

Okay, two live videos in a day, why not's rip one I just had more stuff to talk about I know that I ranted a little bit about

some of the things that we deal with here in New Jersey I'm sure you guys deal with it in other

states too but I'm gonna jump on here and give you some good valuable

information. We have a lot of new members, like 185 new members in the past week,

have joined the group. I just figured out that on my laptop it's much easier to

approve people. For my, the admins in the group are watching this two guys jump on and help me go through these people

and approve who you need to approve.

And if you have mutual friends, I can see that you added them on the laptop, not on my phone, so now it's much faster for me.

But today we're going to talk about some behaviors that you're going to look for when you're looking for a criminal vehicle.

Now, I'm going to give you a preamble before I start this is, look, if you're going to start trying to do criminal

interdiction, narcotic interdiction, crime interdiction, one thing you have to realize is you're going to run into other things.

Suspend the drivers, unlicensed drivers, things of that sort. It's just going to happen that way.

You'll have to remain patient. You got to start watching traffic and stop focusing on a radar unit or an alpar or having your head and your computer and punch in numbers. And you got to start looking into cars. I mean, literally just start looking into cars, seeing what cars are doing.

Even when you're off duty starts doing this, but some things unique to do is need to set up your vehicle to be able to watch traffic see into vehicles,

and you want to see cars as they're approaching or maybe in whatever kind of environment you have that you can work with.

Figure out your best way to try to understand when cars see you and what the reaction is to you when they spot you and what they're doing.

And not only the vehicle will reveal a lot of what they're doing in a driving behavior, but

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