BONUS: Quick Question

from Detained · host Arish Rivers

Did you know I once tried to be a cop? I sit with my friend, Kris (next episode), and we touched on the idea of qualifications during our conversation. This clip has been edited out of the next episode, but you can hear it here - Really quick story about my experience and why I'm not a police officer today. Note: In 2015, law enforcement executed a region wide raid on the bail bond industry in the San Francisco Bay Area. At the time, I was working at a bail company and was caught up in the sweeps - don't worry, I'm innocent. Feel free to email me if you're curious about the experience and what I learned about the legal system.

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