One, one, one, I can't play.

I don't have a break.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop.

You trying to be a street cop? All right, in the office real quick, I just grab the phone. We're going to do a

Facebook live really fast. I'm trying to approve some group questions that people

have posted. In this way, I try to get to them first before everybody else does so you can get the right factual answer and especially

not to get ridiculed or harassed by our group members which is kind of funny but there's a question

that was asked I sort of typing it out. People are beating me to it, but I wanted to, I'm a little sick right now, but I wanted to get to it and give you a video response. This is Sir Baron Malik. I'm going to tag you in this, maybe it's Malik, I'm sorry dude.

Fucking White, what do you want?

Baron, you ask this question, I want to give you an answer in a video form so you can better understand it.

I think it's a video worthy where everybody can get a real good

understanding. It started typing all over me, over me, I'm trying to catch up. But here's a question that was asked.

I'm a rookie this year and I got a call from Articine and let me know that we needed to do a whisper stop.

Car they assume has drugs in it after watching a house.

Looks for it and every possible violation for PC couldn't find anything.

Now the first thing I want to address here is this and I was going to have to do a video on this this morning on the way into the office here.

And here's the answer to that first issue.

Most of you have not spent a second outside what you learned in the academy in your motor vehicle laws for your states.

If you're trying to be a cop that is efficient on every level,

you need to learn and understand your motor vehicle law in great detail.

Nobody's proclaiming you need to go out and start hammering people out for license plate

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