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

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

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

Good evening everybody. I know some of you guys are down in Atlantic City the

PBA Mini Convention and maybe when you get done he's so broke you'll see this video

but I'm going to jump on here real quick and talk about something a little off topic because we have a lot of guys from around the

country who are tuning into this and now seeing these videos and if you let me just

switch it up and take it out of New Jersey case launch to do some tips and tactics for some of the

courses that I teach and one we're going to talk about today is a very

simple one that even a lot of guys still don't know to this day that's why we wrote

this course so the newer guys and even some of the season vets really get exposed to

some of the tricks of the trade and the things that I came up with over years,

but collaboratively, even people have tended the class of giving us tips on what they did

to solve some of these problems. Today we're going to talk about hindering apprehension and the name game,

which is a portion of my course that I teach for my two day. And what I can tell you today is,

one, your first tip is this. When you're talking to somebody and they don't know their Social Security number,

this may be the very clue that you have somebody who's wanted or has an outstanding warrant

or maybe a felony or a, or some kind of fugitive from justice.

So when you're asking somebody for their information

and they don't know their social security number,

and I can go into a lot of other details, but for this video,

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