Trish Ieraci

I work with county. I work with state. I work with the sheriff's department. And, you know, I have gone in and spoken to the U.S. Marshals. I've met with them. I continue to get into more and more agencies. Here in Maryland, we go and we have the chief of police for the department. Then you go and you have a chief that oversees the whole county.

And then there's yet another chief that oversees the whole state. And then there's an organization that... You know, it's like all the chiefs, you know, belong to that, you know, oversee like, you know, the whole country. So getting into those, getting into these federal agencies, it's not an easy task. But, you know, it's definitely not something that I shy away from.

And then there's yet another chief that oversees the whole state. And then there's an organization that... You know, it's like all the chiefs, you know, belong to that, you know, oversee like, you know, the whole country. So getting into those, getting into these federal agencies, it's not an easy task. But, you know, it's definitely not something that I shy away from.

And then there's yet another chief that oversees the whole state. And then there's an organization that... You know, it's like all the chiefs, you know, belong to that, you know, oversee like, you know, the whole country. So getting into those, getting into these federal agencies, it's not an easy task. But, you know, it's definitely not something that I shy away from.

Finding out who is the best person to speak to in an agency and being able to make contact with them and get back.

Finding out who is the best person to speak to in an agency and being able to make contact with them and get back.

Finding out who is the best person to speak to in an agency and being able to make contact with them and get back.

I have had some say that, you know, and it literally has been a handful, so it hasn't really been many, that this is not something that, you know, they see in their area. I have had, like I said, literally, you know, a handful that have said that.

I have had some say that, you know, and it literally has been a handful, so it hasn't really been many, that this is not something that, you know, they see in their area. I have had, like I said, literally, you know, a handful that have said that.

I have had some say that, you know, and it literally has been a handful, so it hasn't really been many, that this is not something that, you know, they see in their area. I have had, like I said, literally, you know, a handful that have said that.

No, it doesn't. It definitely doesn't. And it truly is. I mean, it's about forming relationships. I'm a very big proponent of that. I also tell law enforcement that I'm not one of those that comes in and says, you need to do and give them a whole laundry list of what you need to do. Well, you know, I also know that we do. We need to work with our loved ones as well.

No, it doesn't. It definitely doesn't. And it truly is. I mean, it's about forming relationships. I'm a very big proponent of that. I also tell law enforcement that I'm not one of those that comes in and says, you need to do and give them a whole laundry list of what you need to do. Well, you know, I also know that we do. We need to work with our loved ones as well.

No, it doesn't. It definitely doesn't. And it truly is. I mean, it's about forming relationships. I'm a very big proponent of that. I also tell law enforcement that I'm not one of those that comes in and says, you need to do and give them a whole laundry list of what you need to do. Well, you know, I also know that we do. We need to work with our loved ones as well.

And again, you know, having them see a canine dog, having them see the vehicles, having them see what the uniforms look like. This is important, especially as they get older, what to carry on them.

And again, you know, having them see a canine dog, having them see the vehicles, having them see what the uniforms look like. This is important, especially as they get older, what to carry on them.

And again, you know, having them see a canine dog, having them see the vehicles, having them see what the uniforms look like. This is important, especially as they get older, what to carry on them.

You get pulled over, what you should do, making sure that your hands are at 10 and 2, making sure that you're advising the officer that they want to see license and registration, making sure that, officer, I am going to go into my pocket and pull out my wallet. You know, don't just do things. And again, you know, these are all things that we can work on. Now, is everything going to go perfectly?

You get pulled over, what you should do, making sure that your hands are at 10 and 2, making sure that you're advising the officer that they want to see license and registration, making sure that, officer, I am going to go into my pocket and pull out my wallet. You know, don't just do things. And again, you know, these are all things that we can work on. Now, is everything going to go perfectly?

You get pulled over, what you should do, making sure that your hands are at 10 and 2, making sure that you're advising the officer that they want to see license and registration, making sure that, officer, I am going to go into my pocket and pull out my wallet. You know, don't just do things. And again, you know, these are all things that we can work on. Now, is everything going to go perfectly?

No, it's not. But the more that hopefully we do it, the more we are going to be reinforcing it, you know, with with our loved ones, you know, and them understanding the importance of it.