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What would you think if you read this cite/snip in a training manual used by law enforcement in Georgia?

Vehicle Stops Involving Extremist Group Members by James Kobolt, FBI, Director of the Insitute for Public Safety at Lake Superior State University in Salut Sainte Marie, MI

Members of extremeist groups may reveal their affiliations in a number of ways Firtst, the vehicles they drive often provide clues that can help officers prepare for potential danger before making a stop. Specifically, extremeists' vehicles may sport bumper stickers with antigovernment or pro-gun sentiments; display handmade license plates, plates from juristictions that do not exist, or not plates at all; or fit the description....

 

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What would you think if you read this cite/snip in a training manual used by law enforcement in Georgia?

Vehicle Stops Involving Extremist Group Members by James Kobolt, FBI, Director of the Insitute for Public Safety at Lake Superior State University in Salut Sainte Marie, MI

Members of extremeist groups may reveal their affiliations in a number of ways Firtst, the vehicles they drive often provide clues that can help officers prepare for potential danger before making a stop. Specifically, extremeists' vehicles may sport bumper stickers with antigovernment or pro-gun sentiments; display handmade license plates, plates from juristictions that do not exist, or not plates at all; or fit the description....

I did read that in a training manual used by law enforcement in Georgia.

So what did you think about it? Are you on the lookout for NRA stickers?

There is also a nice informative attachment on "Tactical Vehicle Approaches"... right from the pages of "SWAT Magazine".... :lol: