One, one, one, definitely, I don't know.

A-huh.

H-h,

You trying to be a-h-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

All right, Sunday, video number two. I don't know if I get you guys a video yesterday because

my parents came over doing stuff with the kids and I didn't have my garage as a matter of fact.

But I have a question that came in from a guy who's going to do do a video tonight. I've been kind of dealing with some stuff here in the interim, but I'm going to answer a video sent in from a guy named George. He's in the group. I thought it was a good topic to cover.

Since then it's lately I've been seeing a lot of good cars and parking lots.

Example, strip malls, McDonald's, shopping centers, big box stores, I'm going to add to that.

What advice would you have for justifying the vehicle being suspicious

and then being able to request documents thanks in advance?

So it goes back to this case we had over the summer

and top of my head I can't think of what it is. I know it's at South Jersey somewhere.

And basically what they said was this. Here's my advice to you, okay?

Here's my advice. advice is that the phone cues buzzing hey Liz

stop texting you're doing a video you're in the group Jesus Christ good

lord doing my phone. One, here's a tactic. If you're going through a, first of all, let me start all the way from the beginning. There is a lot of crime going on in parking lots. I put the video up to the clip. I'm actually going to put it up on top of this again

from National Geographic when they talk about interdiction in big box parking lots. A friend of my

Mickey would be off duty at a Costco in South Jersey somewhere I'm not going to say where and because he's a seasoned of the

off duty at Costco and South Jersey somewhere I'm not going to say where and because he's a seasoned

narcotics detective he actually watched the transaction go on in

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