One, one, one, got a camera,

a little ring, uh-huh.

A-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

You trying to be a street cop? It's been a few days, everybody, but I'm I bring it back some advice. I've heard some things

from you guys in a class, but this is something that was in my program already and I want to share

it with you and I know we've talked in the past about some hindering

tools and helping to identify people who they are and do a whole block on it in the

two-day course and try to get guys really sharp about how they're going to find out who people are.

But today it's just one quick tip.

For those guys who are not in state New Jersey, you can use this too.

And what is, is when you have somebody who's lying about who they are and you can't figure who they are,

there's just one thing, one thing that will give you the ability to identify them rather quickly.

And usually, they have it right in their pocket.

This little giant here, okay? Right here. Don't know who you are? That's great.

Let's see your phone. Why don't you open that thing up and go on Facebook?

Or why don't you open it up and go to your Instagram account? Why don't you open it up and open your bank account up?

Why don't you open it up and log into your iTunes or go into your contact information

and it'll tell you whose phone it belongs to? How about the settings? There is a

wealth of information right here.

So when you have somebody wind up who they are, I see you have your phone there.

Let them make a call. Let them assure you that they can unlock it.

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