Sergeant Curtis

Oh, nice.

It was a good, good feel, good feeling for the police in general.

People were really embracing them and feeling like they're good guys.

We had a guy that was a police officer just after – or he had just started right at the same time as – oh, gosh.

George Floyd, yeah.

He was like fucking horrible.

Horrible.

People screaming at you all the time.

Nobody wants to talk to you.

They all hate your guts.

He's like –

No, no, no.

Yeah.

Yeah, I would be terrified.

So, I mean, just saying just, you know, it's because everything you do, I feel like everything you do is then...

It is then scrutinized, you know, two months later by 12 people on what you should have done that weren't there, that weren't full of adrenaline, that don't, you know, it's like that, that like, you don't know what you would have done.

You don't know.

You weren't in the situation.

You weren't, you know, you're, you're looking back now and seeing it from a hundred different angles.

I had one angle and this person's coming at me and this person's screaming and