One, one, one, that's a great,

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

H-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

Morning, everybody, just two stories for a prospective day. morning everybody

tomorrow tomorrow at the Madison Police Department for the

Madison Police Department for the Criminal Addiction class

when we go over identifying criminal vehicles can be a really advanced class criminal and what to look for and all that jazz. And I just had a thought that I thought I want to share with everybody about just two stories in my life and career as a law enforcement officer that maybe help guide you a little bit further in your career.

We're a progressive police group here. We focus on new age things and new styles and we certainly think outside the box here and that's what leads to

this progressive belief and success that we're having as a law enforcement group and

educational company. So the one thing I want to tell you about is this.

I know a lot of people get,

so I'm doing it old school, my phone.

So I don't have to get discouraged and they'll often hear amongst peers and coworkers that this job isn't the

way it used to be. It's not what it is, blah, blah, blah. The first thing I have to say to this is

police work isn't going anywhere.

We're going to always have to have police officers and I get that the world changes and

sometimes not always in the best interest for police officers. But if you're here,

you have to understand something. You do have a job to do and regardless of what the

positions are of your coworkers society and the person believes of the people around you,

you still have a job to do, okay?

When I was a younger cop, I was in muster, I was new.

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