One, we just finished day one with a two day.

Uh-huh.

We're gonna be a hot-up.

You trying to be a street cop?

All right, we just finished day one with the two-day program here in Robbinsville, real good group of guys.

We're packed into a room, almost 90 people in this room.

And well during class I'm like, man, I haven't done a live video in a while, I want to give everybody value today.

And the value I'm going to give to you is this. I thought about it in class. I think it's a good one. I probably haven't touched on it in a while.

If I've ever touched on it at all is, by the way, I'm in the drive through a chick filet,

so I figured what a better time, what better time

to actually do a live video for everybody.

So here's a quick body language tip or tips.

One, when you have somebody out of a car and you're about to search their car, have another officer stand with that person and allow that obviously that person to watch while you search the car.

And then when you get close, your searching officer gets close to the items that you're probably looking for,

that person will begin to have reactions to the presence, I'm sorry, not reaction, reactions to the police officer, touching or getting close to those areas where the stuff is hidden.

So what does that mean?

Have one police officer off to the side of road, having some general conversation with

the suspect while another officer or two officers search the car.

Maybe you just have a off topic conversation and make sure he's watching.

As you get close to a certain spot, the searching officers, you will begin the person and start doing things like this.

Yeah, yeah, no, they... searching officers, you will begin the person and start doing things like this.

Yeah, yeah, no, no, that, yeah, it was, the weather was good today.

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