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trying to get with life but

today's second thoughts I wanted to give to you guys is this I can see many times I've had somebody I've said somebody write me in this and it just triggered something in my mind for me to go live again

I didn't tell you how many times I stopped a car and somebody was like oh yeah we have this here's the bag of

weed in our car I don't want you to stop at that moment and say to yourself like

okay we got what they were hiding. Like, guys, there's just countless times

where people were just giving small stuff.

A lot of people will have a big load in the trunk

or a load in a trap, whatever it may be.

And they'll keep two, three dime bags of weed or a load in a trap whatever it may be and they'll keep two three dime bags a weed or a bag of coch or couple of heads of heroin in the car with them.

So you find that, think that's what you found. I think you have everything and then move on to arresting, transporting, and leaving the car on scene.

Here's some word advice. If you're finding something or somebody's admitting to you and like, oh, this is all I have.

Dude, fuck that. Like, it's not all they have. All right, that's, it's not all they have.

It's set up that way.

I'm sure the people in this group who can testify that have experienced this as well.

That's bullshit.

And continue on, don't stop with your investigation at that junction

don't just take what somebody's giving you and say oh well that's all they had that's all they had

Let's just move on Joey get him. Let's the car up. No, don't fall for it. It's bait.

Okay, don't fall for you. You're missing the big stuff. Today's second thought. Still coming back live in a little bit.

I think that's some coffee first. A little bit to give you guys the my

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