One another one that can't play.

I don't know.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop.

All right, we're going live, We're going to answer a few questions and we're going to discuss something that hopefully you guys can take and use at work tonight that will help you keep your eyes open and interdict some crime, whatever it may be.

So the first thing we're to do is yesterday I posted a trap picture of a,

oh not a trap picture, it was a picture that I stole from another from trap line

because I guess teach if I could take the picture put in the group.

But it was about three guns that were found in an air cleaner of a car and really you should be

checking under the hoods of cars. And the question that was posed to me was what case law supports this is under

the hood treated like a trunk of a vehicle and I replied to TJ Thomlinson,

TJ hope you're watching for this is your video. Dog indicates, and I wrote back, the dog

indicates are consent to search will allow this. Generally, this would be tough unless you could

attach the PC to under the hood, but it's a simple fix, hence why I'm adamant about getting

consent to search the E1 PC.

And then Louis David wrote, because he's new to the group and doesn't know how I'm going to

answer this, and I've answered this quite a few times but that's okay low I see everybody's

breaking your balls now are you okay with asking for consent to search consent and

the driver says no and you search only because you have PC

Dennis what are your thoughts on that because for me says no and you search only because you have PC.

Dennis, what are your thoughts on that?

Because for me, I think, which is your first mistake,

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