Reasonable Suspicion vs. Probable Cause feat. Matt Lloyd

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4.9 • 933 Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2021

⏱️ 7 minutes

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In this archive episode, Dennis brings over Matt Lloyd in an off-the-cuff discussion describing the differences between reasonable suspicion and probable cause when stopping a vehicle. 01/08/2019.

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0:00.0	One guy who's going to go and play.
0:02.0	I don't have a break.
0:04.0	Uh-huh.
0:05.0	You trying to be a street cop.
0:10.0	All right guys, we are going live. I have Matt Lloyd we weren't planning on going live
0:15.8	Actually I was secretly planning on going live because Matt Lloyd hates going
0:19.5	live. We're sitting here we're going through his program, his class, becoming the Title 39 expert, coming up this Monday.
0:26.0	Rowan, what's the Rowan?
0:28.0	Yeah, well, Rowan College, the same place with a Gloucester County Police Academy.
0:35.0	Deptford Police Apart is hosting the class.
0:38.0	Still room left.
0:39.0	It's a very big classroom.
0:40.0	I think we have up to, I think we're over 50 guys in that class right now and girls
0:42.8	girls included well and one of these things we're talking about where we're
0:46.0	finding his programs make it really friendly for everybody to answer a lot more
0:49.7	questions that we've noticed after or during the group.
0:53.0	And one of those things I just talked about was,
0:55.0	Matt explained to me, we're implementing it into his programs,
0:59.0	the reasonable suspicion versus probable cause
1:02.0	misunderstanding that most people have
1:04.6	as a law enforcement officer
1:05.9	in your ability to stop a car
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