One, one, one, that's way,

I don't have a great, uh-huh.

H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

All right, Sunday, uh, and I imagine many of you are getting to watch football.

We are here trying to create great programs.

Actually quite a few staff members in today on Sunday, we're committed to giving you the

best training program that we can, so we have to work on the weekends as well to get this stuff done.

I will be here putting yesterday I put quite a bit of time into working on the e-book.

Today I'm working on additional stuff, instructor, resource, and all that ship.

But listen, having a conversation,

started to discuss a topic.

And I thought it was important to bring it into this video.

And just, it's really interesting, interesting right so when we talk about the word

interdiction right it's funny that people tend to label proactive police work as

interdiction and technically they're right. What does that mean?

I like how people begin to categorize themselves as, well I do traffic, I don't

do interdiction, well I do interdictioniction I don't do traffic. The reality is the word is a

blanketed word and it means if you go out and are trying to stop something from occurring

or cutting it off, well essentially you do interdiction. Now we call interdiction

it because it has been at some point in history it was labeled this proactive police work but the reality is is even if you're

somebody who doesn't find themselves going out and looking to stop crimes in progress but

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