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

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

Huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

All right, let's answer a couple of group questions here, and then I will post what the questions were.

I'll actually copy and paste them into the post above. I just did a video. I actually went live at Street Top Training.

That's the problem. A lot of you guys aren't getting notification of that. That's my bad. I should have gone live as Dennis Spino. But here's what the first question is. I'm not going to call anybody out in the group. You can send your questions in and honestly, but I figured, why call them and just give him the answer myself or write him back.

We'll just address it in a group video so everybody can learn from it.

All right? So it says, hey Dennis, two questions that I think a lot of young officers who want to do good highway interdiction run into and the other guys in the group first is older do nothing that tell you to don't stop cars you're wasting your time or departments that make you call out every stop so whoever's on the

desk is getting pissed off etc. How do you handle that? My entire career was this. So it got so crazy with like the same thing in my age.

I'm not even lying you this is no bullshit. The desk guy when I was new myself

and Officer Carlos Vegas who's one of the most stellar cops

I've worked with.

We ate dinner every night.

We worked the afternoon shift.

We would eat dinner and we would be done at 11 o'clock, like.45 and it was amazing at 10.45 how they kept the job for each of us to try to keep us from stopping cars.

So everybody deals with it. I've been there. You know what man? I don't know how to answer that one. We didn't give a crap. We tried to be really, really respectful. It was a busy night. We wouldn't go out and start you know

crushing the road if you were the only car available you know if it was a slow dead

night yeah we're putting work and as a matter of fact a certain point which was

no good we shouldn't have been doing this we were actually putting our own

stops in and because the

radio guy didn't want to get bothered so that was a common thing. We would put the

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