Kayla Murphy

Okay.

Like that's,

You know, I feel like some people are scared to leave their house and go to work.

Beyond that, I think like education and so far as you can, you know, just tell people like, hey, you know, you don't have to talk to the police.

You know what I mean?

You don't have to let them search your whatever, right?

They can get a warrant.

Like you don't have to let them inside.

Gosh, there are red cards.

Have you heard of those?

No.

So you can order them online.

I think you could probably order them for free actually, but yeah.

There are just these little cards and they say, um...

You know, they tell you what your rights are and basically people can like show them to the police, you know what I mean, and invoke their rights that way.

And it's in English too.

I think there's an English side and Spanish side.

But anyway, I would say look up red cards and you can certainly like, you know, maybe give those to people in your community or leave them places where you think that they would pick them up.

I think that like it all still applies.

Like definitely just try to limit your exposure to the criminal legal system as much as you can.