One guy who's going to go and play.

We're going to be on the way.

H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

We're at 644 in the morning here on the East Coast.

I was 4 o'clock this morning.

Left the house of 5 in Maryland, almost at the Heightsville-class

College Park.

We've got quite a few people coming out today, excited to be back. Heightsville Class, Class,

Kops Park.

Not quite a few people coming out today, excited to be back.

They worked here for 20 months back in 2004

as a police officer.

So, I'm really with the area.

I don't want to say it feels like a second home, but, you know, as I'm driving down here in my thoughts and I'm thinking about what is something that I've discussed on last week that I give you guys value on and, you know, I've had a concrete, actually a couple conversations that means the world is telling me,

hey, relate this back to other police officers

and some food for thought here.

And the one thing I want to tell you is the more knowledgeable

you come with case law, the better you're going to be at this job

right be able to know that I've been advocating that tremendously if I started doing this

stuff what's interesting about case law if people had caught up in it? And if you could serve something in case a lot of people think, oh,

it's a real bad ruling for us.

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