One guy who's going to go and play.

I don't have a break.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop.

You trying to be a street cop? All right, some nighttime interdiction thoughts.

Probably one of the biggest or most freaking questions I get asked is,

hey man, I work at night, I can't see into cars. What are some tips and tactics that you can give to me as I'm driving

home from my class in Easton P8 tomorrow? Day one, great time, great group of guys.

We're going to have a real nice wrap up tomorrow on day two.

In Jersey City, I'll see you guys on Friday.

But the question I'm able to get is,

I can't see into color, I can't see reactions to my presence, and you have to switch it up a little bit.

One, the first thing I'm going to tell you is to start using binoculars at night.

You'll be able to better see into cars when you use binoculars. That was a quick fix for a lot of people.

Two, if you can find a place wherever you are that's well lit, for reasons one as cars past you they can see that

you can see it to their car and as they approach you they can see that

you're there remember we're trying to evoke a response to a

police presence. So if you could imagine yourself I was just driving and thinking and

imagine if this truck was loaded up and I was driving and if I was just doing the

speed limit and I was on high alert for a police officer,

the one thing that would send me to jail that would stop me from what I'm doing and send me to jail.

What would be my reaction? The minute I saw a cop and it would be to hit the brakes.

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