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don't dare miss out on the 2024 street cop companies. I'm Sean Grogan, the instructor for bi-language for law enforcement, unmasking and facial expressions and recognizing pre-attack indicators.

I'm going to go over some questions that were submitted for me to answer.

First one is, how do you articulate body language interpretations into your report.

The situation is going to dictate how you articulate things in your report.

I am not, I'm actually going to defer most of this question to Mark, who does the report writing class for Street Cop but I'll tell you what I did.

I write what I saw. I'm not going to use technical terms as far as I saw enhanced blading. No, I'm going to say I had the person giving me their shoulder, they were standing perpendicular towards me.

Maybe I could write as a right angle their one side was away from me in a fashion that I could consider

blading. I had that one side of their body was out of my point of view. Their left

side was faced towards me.

So along those lines, you're pretty much articulating exactly what it is you see.

Now the one thing I write was Sklara.

I like the word Sklara to put in a report.

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