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Officer Ariel Carrillo pulled up to the event with a fellow officer Saturday
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Did The Serbian Government Use A Military-Grade Sonic Weapon To Dispurse The Biggest Protest In History?
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She thought she could bully someone and film it. She thought wrong!
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Shirtless Lunatic Destroys A Terminal In Dublin After Missing Flight
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Conor McGregor Makes A Passionate Plea At The White House Podium To Safe His Country From The Migrant Hordes
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This Security Guard Has Had Enough Of California Stealin'
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Today while I was at a community day cookout in Lebanon TN playing flag football I look up and I see a police car coming. I immediately think to myself "aw man what now" thinking they must want to bother us in some way, but to my surprise it was the exact opposite. In fact officer Ariel Feroz Carrillo trusted us so much that he took his belt which had his gun and other things he uses to protect himself with to teach us a few cool dance moves. These are the things that will bring about change instead of telling ppl how good cops could be officers Tim Kelley and A. Carrillo showed us. And I want to tell both of those officers thank you for setting such good examples for all the little kids that were in attendance today.
Good post you shared, by reading this, i got some new point.
Thanks Tom. I was told last week that I was like the Bob Ross of podcasts. I must stop waving paint brushes around when I present ;-)
Another reason for having a podcast is you can use it to present on the types of topics that wouldn't be likely to be accepted by conference organisers. For example, something that is only 20 minutes long, or 200 minutes long, or a topic that is very esoteric.