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And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley Show.

We've talked to pilots, pilots, surgeons.

We've talked to roadies.

We've had some very fascinating AMAs on the show where we get to find that every question we've ever wanted to know from someone who does this job professionally. And today, for the first time on Klein Alley's show, we have found an undercover cop that has agreed to go on with us but has decided to remain undercover. So we will not say their name. I just want to find that how we should address this person so that we give them the respect they deserve. They have been in the force for 18 years, so that's a lot of time. And

cop, copper, how should we call you? Should we call you anything? Do you have an alias? You have a whole

identity right now. Well, yeah, they used to call me Pancho out in the street. Pancho,

that was your undercover name? Yes. Okay, great. out in the street. Pancho, that was your undercover name?

Yes.

Okay, great.

So we will call you Pancho, and please in advance, thank you for your honesty,

with tons of questions pouring through on the text line now

and a lot of things that we've wanted to know from you as well.

But you are an undercover cop, but you did not spend your entire time on the force as an undercover cop.

Yes, I've had a variety of assignments. However, I did get an opportunity to work undercover on

different assignments that have different goals per se. So yeah, I guess I do have a lot of experience

in that field. So how long were you poncho for? I was poncho for about six years, six years total.

Do you have disguises that you bring with you at all times?

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