One, one, I can't get a way,

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

H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

I want to do a video on this all week and I want to make sure I come across very clear and very transparent on the point I'm trying to advocate to everybody in this group and I'm trying to offer some more advice regarding the topics that you see at the title.

So what is that, knee-jerk reactions, emotions, empathy, and communication?

I had to write them down on a sticky note here, so I wouldn't forget because I knew it was an important subject to talk about.

And many things this week have provoked this conversation that I want to have with you to help you understand why problems aren't being solved.

I'm not talking about the current world problems, but I am talking about them too.

I'm talking about all the problems that you experience in law enforcement and why it is the way it is.

The first thing that's told about is knee-jerk reactions.

If you think about it, right?

The common phrase is, don't just stand there do something wouldn't it be a little bit better to and

Plagerizing or or

Quoting what my favorite author Seth Godin,

how about don't just do something stand there?

Knee jerk reactions have never solved the thing.

Yet people who don't know how to react to situations, how to handle situations, who have spent no time rehearsing in their mind, they're practicing getting ready for those kind of situations, they have knee jerk reactions. We see this when you have a 300 man police department, a 50 man police department, a 10 man police department, one person makes a mistake. And then what happens? Policy changes and it comes out and everything changed.

There was a thing that we had where I used to work, where there was a knee-jerk reaction for something that was extremely vital.

And I went to a person who changed that and said,

do you realize what you're doing? Do you realize what's at stake for the decision you're making

because you call one person doing something messed up and that

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