Brian O'Hara

Law enforcement leaders, executives have an obligation to their people.

We have an obligation to ensure that our people have sufficient policies, sufficient training, sufficient experiences for the challenges that we are placing them into.

We have an obligation not to send our people out there and to tell them, you know, you have a specific quota today.

You have to get a certain number of people.

I mean, it seems like that's the situation these folks are being placed into.

And that went out the window a long time ago in professional policing.

And considering this agent was seriously injured in a stop, you know, somewhat recently, it certainly raises questions as to what did the agency do to protect their person?

Yes.

He sustained significant bodily injury, for sure.

So what did the agency do to ensure that that officer would not be unsafe in similar situations?

Yes.

And whether or not... Do you think they are?

I don't have specific information about that.

I just know what I've read.

I know what's been reported.

It's been reported that they're not even getting the level of training that they used to get, that the time of training is less.

I think that's concerning.

And I do think they are being forced into situations in which they are not well prepared to deal with.

Well, I think the loss here is the loss of any trust that the investigation would be legitimate.

And I tell you, I know a lot of the FBI agents here.