One guy, I don't know how to go to play.

Uh-huh.

You know,

and uh, you trying to be a street cop?

You trying to be a street cop? Uh-huh.

All right, case law class this morning on my way to Rowan College,

Dept Township, Blouster County, New Jersey.

The last thing is real, new stuff, some good stuff.

And I always bring this up in class and it's worth to share this morning as I'm driving,

just the thought that I want to share with everybody.

And it's this.

There are two types of people, by the way, if I have discussed this before in the past, if I have

elaborated on it recently, which I don't think I have, not in this context anyway.

I think it's worth even saying again.

There are two types of supervisors in law enforcement that I remember.

There are two types of losses.

There are two types of people that I remember number one

The guy or girl that everybody

fucking loves that dude was the best that girl was that she's amazing. He's amazing. They had our back. They had our best interest. They were selfless. They came in and worked holidays for the younger guys that went out and had had families and they didn't take overtime jobs.

They were selfless.

They realized they made 140 a year and the patrolman made, the new guys made 51.

And you get those people.

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