Mark Brown

I enjoy training.

I like when the light bulb goes off, so to speak.

It has storefronts, shops, federal buildings.

And then you have like neighborhoods behind it where you have houses, you have duplexes, trailers, apartment style buildings.

Because when we would teach crowd control, we would go over there.

We would use that city to show them, okay, this is how you're going to line up on the streets.

If they're protesting on the sidewalk, they have the right to protest your presence.

So that's not something for you to engage in.

And then as soon as your person is handcuffed, let's get them up and get them out of there.

Like, we don't need to stick around.

We don't talk to the crowd.

We're not actively going back and forth.

We're not here to debate their points.

They're allowed to protest our presence.

That's fine.

Our biggest thing is keeping everybody safe.