When a policeman is killed in the line of duty their call sign or car number is retired permanently. Basically that's what was happening in this audio clip. Its a tribute to the sacrifice the officer made...

The dispatcher tries to raise the officer over the air, the officer doesn't respond...its done 3 times then a supervisor asks for a time check. If you notice the time check will say NOV 1, 940 am....even though it was NOV 14... that was done because that's what time the supervisor would have expected 35S3 to answer....then the supervisor says take 35S3 off the air for good...job well done...

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Bob is such a dork!

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Watch out for the black light!

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This poor guy gets tased by a cop who just couldn't wait to use his new taser - I'm surprised he didn't tase his pregnant wife and baby too!!!

Watch the cop as he hurries to his car to put the clipboard away, then pulls his taser before he even see's the man. Then he changes his story at the enf of the vid with the back up officer.

The man has the right to not sign the paper, and the officer should have spoken with him first. If he's so unfit for duty that he has to pull a taser before verbal confrontation, or even taking the man down with is own body, then what good of a cop is he? I suppose he would have been equally justified in shooting him as well?

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People have asked, so here's what I used!
Books I mention are:
Powerscore Logic Games Bible
Powerscore Logical Reasoning Bible
Powerscore Logic Games Ultimate SetUps Guide
Powerscore 2004 LSATs Deconstructed
Nova Master the LSAT
SuperPrep (LSAC)
All released official practice tests (LSAC)

My LSAT Score: 174 (99.3 percentile)
My first diagnostic LSAT: 160 (81.3 percentile)

Other tips I forgot to mention:
1. *Do* spend way too much time going over you wrong answers on practice tests until you completely understand why you got it wrong and why the correct answer is correct.

2. Every wrong answer is a learning opportunity--don't have a panic attack if your score drops on a practice test--it just gives you more material to work on your weaknesses.

2. Repeating logic games you've done before helps you identify patterns in the game and improves speed.

3. A positive attitude is essential. Stay calm, know that you're ready for it, and be your own coach. You have to practice this as you're studying in order for it to happen on test day. I'd say that positivity and the calm confidence that goes with it is what makes a person reach an all time high on test day instead of seeing their score drop 5-7 points.

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