So, we're backing up Officer Snyder on a traffic stop. He's pulled over a vehicle for expired tags, and it has multiple occupants. Step back there for me. He's uh suspended and everything. Okay. Well, no. It's my wife. Alright. Just relax right there. -That's my wife. What all is going on inside your pants? *laughs* I don't know. What do you mean? Got stuff over here, I can clearly see it through your pants. Where? You can search me. There's not going to be any drugs in the car, is there? There's not going to be any drugs in the car, is there? No. Huh? What if I told you I'm looking at drugs right now. Officer Ross, it's not his jacket. It's not his jacket? Whose jacket is it? but it's your pockets, right? Alright. Did you grab this out of there too? -Oh, come on. -Tell me what's going on, man.

but he has meth in his pocket. He has meth in his pocket, and you're saying it's not his jacket. I can't tell you how many times people tell me, These aren't my pants. I get that once a week. The driver has a felony warrant out of Lincoln County. So, he'll be going to jail today. Come on, man. I'll walk with ya. Alright. The elderly gentleman. We're gonna let him go for his part in all this. He has stage 4 bone cancer, lung cancer, and all kinds of things going on. I can't tell you how much I want you to stop doing those drugs, man. You still got something to offer people. Alright? I'm talking to ya. You're intelligent. You got stories to share. You got history to share. Man, don't let that dope take that away from you. You still have value. No! If you need pain management,

medical marijuana is out there for you. Alright? But meth? That's not helping you. You might be right, I have no idea because I haven't messed with weed. Well, it's less damaging than meth. 'Cause meth will burn what's left of your life up. Alright? It's some horrible, horrible stuff. I'm not opposed to anything that will work for this. -Alright. Hey, brother. Good luck, alright? So, my partner is gonna give him a ride. So, uh. I became a cop because my brother went off to the military and came back, uh, hooked on drugs. Excuse me. and he reminds me of my brother. So I uh, take a couple of minutes to talk to him. Poor guy is dying so my brother, ah. He came back, uh, hooked on drugs and he got killed because of his addiction. and uh, that's why I'm a cop today. I really feel sorry for the guy. I just wanna

give him a few minutes to talk to somebody that will listen to him. Yeah, alright. On to the next one.

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