Yo, let me tell you, I'm really excited to switch things up a little bit this week at

POTS of the People by bringing you two episodes of another project we've been working on.

It's called the Untold Story Policing.

It's a short series from Campaign Zero produced by a lemonade media, and narrated by

Emmy nominated Jay Ellis from Insecure.

Jay sets out on a quest to learn more about the importance of police here in contracts

and combating police violence and strengthening justice and bringing about the transformative

demands that people have.

You can hear the first two episodes and you can hear the rest by subscribing.

You can find and subscribe to the Untold Story Policing wherever you get your podcasts.

This podcast contains difficult content that may be triggering to some listeners.

Please be advised.

Oh man, I had to be seven years old, eight years old probably.

A cop was on the road.

I remember me rolling down my window, looking out and waving at the cop as we drove by.

The cop actually waved back.

Then I remember within 45 seconds his lights were on and he was behind us.

He was riding my dad a ticket because he didn't think that I had my seatbelt on, even

though I had my seatbelt on.

The cop still gave him a ticket.

That's like one of my very first memories because it was this moment for me where the guy

who I was waving at who I thought was cool and a protector and a hero all of a sudden

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