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Join me now, Ray Schneiders.

Hey, Ray, how are you?

Pat, doing well.

How are you doing there?

I'm doing good, but I realize I almost forgot to tell you about April Fool's

Day. When cops responded to a radio run of a male with a knife, the 55-year-old Hispanic dude

was ordered to drop the weapon, followed that order very quickly by the sound of weapons being

discharged. The perpetrator was struck in both legs,

and it impeded his ability to walk, so they got him a ride to the hospital. While the volume

of the discharge, it impeded the cop's ability to hear. They caught a lift to a hospital

for tinnitus, considering all they'd been through together already, they'd elected a lift to a hospital for tinnitus considering all they'd been through together

already they'd elected to go to a different hospital kind of an interesting differential in the

styles of the cops here right wouldn't you say um yeah i mean depending on where um where they were

if they were in a for for instance, in a hallway, yeah, I mean, the firearms can be deafening.

Of course, we're on the range.

We're always using air protection.

Outside, it can still be very loud.

If you're firing from within a vehicle, I mean, deafening, you can actually, you can actually

do damage. Yeah, that's what they were doing. As they pulled up, I guess, the guy had a gun

pointed at them and they, and they opened fire. So the differential was these, and really, you know what, it's, it's, since we're

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