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

I don't have a way.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a hot-up.

You trying to be a street cop?

Uh-huh.

All right, sorry about that I had had to, my connections a week, I'm going to just move this thing around a little bit, but I had to jump back on here and stop it and fix the connection on the tablets. I'm doing these videos for you guys on. So I want to say welcome to all the new members of Street cop training,

our group here. You can check out our website at Street cop training and

dot com, or you can email at any time at Street cop training at gmail or message me right here on Facebook.

I just want to reach out to, I want to let everybody know that if you're following this group,

I would suggest that you also follow PJ Collins Group, which is Trapp Fine LLC. You can search it out and just

print request him. What he'll do is to try to verify who you are a little more

thoroughly than I do. So, uh, just join his group. He got a lot of good stuff that

comes out on there that he does traps and hidden departments.

But today, we're going to talk about two subjects. One was going to be a request from somebody. The other one is,

so the first one is I had to reach out to me and ask me a question. They talked about picking the right locations to observe traffic is it better to be driving.

With traffic against traffic, what do you think?

What really depends where you are.

One thing you want to pick if you're going to be doing interdiction work and looking for a high volume of vehicles, you're going to find an area where really you're going to have a high volume of vehicles coming into you and passing before you. Now, I always tell people to make sure they set their cars so you can kind of like look at them as they're driving by you. You can see into the cars you're looking for seat bell violations, but you're also looking to see the

reactions that are going inside the vehicle right you have to know what people are doing

you remember look at the car first passengers and then the plates always last

don't worry about the license plate number don't't worry about that. The only time that's

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