One guy, I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

You're trying to be a hot-up.

You trying to be a street cop?

A Monday morning, I always see somebody driving another police car and it always gives me some

material to bring to you guys live some value and I'm not gonna see where I'm at you couldn't tell by looking at my

windows you can say I'm a far seat and some paperwork in my advisor that never ends even

off duty that is still going to look over one, but make it a little more.

We have stuff to the office.

But here's the point I'm going to make for you today.

I kind of test out cops when I see them on the road,

just to see if they're paying attention

what I'm doing. What I'm noticing is most aren't. And if you're in this group obviously you're in this

group because you're trying to be different. You're trying to separate yourself from

everybody else. You're trying to learn this

craft how to get better at it. You care. All right, I was got a check picture of the

right place. You sound good. As the Corps is approaching me, I see a confident light.

As he's approaching me, what I do is I give him a slight look.

I'm almost playing the role of what I would be acting like or behaving like if I was engaged

some kind of formal activity before, after the commission of a crime.

This cop literally didn't even look at my way in my car.

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