Carl E. Douglas

Your number one job is to get home at the end of the day.

Your job is not to enforce or to emphasize, particularly to a nervous officer, how you are in the right.

especially in these times.

I tell my kids, make sure you leave your hands so they can see them when they stop you in your car.

I tell my son, make sure you tell him what you're gonna do before you do it.

I'm reaching into my glove box to get my registration like you've asked.

Is that okay with you?

It's regrettable.

Tragic.

un-American that everyone should sit down and have conversations with their children with their family with their friends if they are considering the risky nature now of exercising your first amendment rights to protest because the administration watches and listens and reacts to the polls

The polls are terrible against the Renee Goode shooting and only are going to increase more.

But only until the rhetoric is reduced will there be any true salvation.

And regrettably, you're going to have me on again to talk about another travesty until people in charge begin to listen.

Dan, as I've always told you, it is a roller coaster of public opinion.

George Floyd, things were in favor of police reform.

Two years later, those sentiments waned and we came to this.

It always goes up or down.

There's gonna be some police officer who was injured and public opinion is going to change again.

The more things change, the more they remain the same.

But only through exercising your rights is there any hope of a respite.