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Police and Car Stops, Drugs, Guns and Safety Explained. Special Episode.  Police and Car Stops, Drugs, Guns and Safety Explained. Why Police Officers Do What They Do on Car Stops And Dangerous Criminal Interdiction Stops. Do you accidentally show the signs of a smuggler, raising police suspicion.

Police interdiction teams, composed of specially trained officers, deputies, and troopers, supported by canine units, are strategically positioned across Georgia's highways and interstate networks. Their primary mission is to prevent and apprehend individuals engaged in drug trafficking, human trafficking, weapons smuggling, and other illicit activities. Through collaboration with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, these teams play a pivotal role in upholding road safety. Police and Car Stops, Drugs, Guns and Safety Explained. Special Episode.

Central to their efforts are car stops, pivotal moments that can unveil subtle signs of suspicious behavior indicative of criminal involvement. Sergeant Eric McCants, a seasoned Patrol Sergeant specializing in traffic criminal interdiction at the Burke County Sheriff’s Department, provides insight into the challenges officers encounter during seemingly routine stops. He underscores the inherent dangers in these situations and outlines the procedures officers adhere to in safeguarding both themselves and the public. Police and Car Stops, Drugs, Guns and Safety Explained.

In essence, these car stops transcend mere traffic enforcement; they serve as critical opportunities for law enforcement to intercept illicit activities, thereby safeguarding communities from the perils of drugs, guns, and violence on the highways. Through rigorous training and unwavering vigilance, officers like Sergeant McCants work tirelessly to enforce the law and protect citizens from harm. Police and Car Stops.

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Why Police Officers Do What They Do. Car Stops And Dangerous Criminal Interdictions. Burke County Ga. Sheriff’s Sergeant Eric McCants is our guest. Eric is a Patrol Sgt. with the Sheriff’s Dept. In addition to his patrol duties he specializes in traffic criminal interdiction on the roadways of Burke County. He discusses the truth about the many dangers that our law enforcement officers face during the “routine” car stops. Eric talks about the criminal interdictions that he and other officers perform during these stops. He tells us why Cops do what they do on car stops. Brought to you in part by the Help For Our Heroes Program at Transformations Treatment Center.

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