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<v ->My name's Nate Holiday and I'm a deputy</v>

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with the Greenville County Sheriff's Office.

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We protect life and property.

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We proactively enforce South Carolina laws

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through vehicle stops, pedestrian contacts

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and we extra patrol businesses,

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residential areas in order to prevent crime.

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I do a lot of driving, a lot of talking to people,

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deal with people at their worst.

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I'm a problem solver.

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A deputy will wear many hats.

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Sometimes we're counselors,

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sometimes we physically restrain people,

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sometimes we physically seize people.

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We deal with drugs a lot,

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we deal with guns, we deal with violence.

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Or we could deal with a simple civil disturbance.

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So every day is a new day, every call is a new call.

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It could be a plethora of different things

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that we come in contact with.

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The other day I was driving in between calls

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and I had a gentleman

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that pulled out in front of an 18 wheeler

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in the lane beside me, and I was in the left lane

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and he basically pulled out in front of both of us,

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almost caused a wreck.

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So I stopped him for the improper turn.

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I approached the vehicle.

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He's showing me extreme signs of nervousness

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beyond that of the innocent motoring public

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and also his vehicle smells like marijuana.

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So in the state of South Carolina

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that'll give us probable cause to search.

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So before we dove into that, I saw some evidence

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that there would be a firearm in the vehicle

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and asked him, "Hey man, how many guns are in this car?"

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And he admitted to the presence of one firearm,

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said it was underneath his seat,

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said he did not have the proper documentation

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to carry that firearm in that manner.

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So we got some backup rolling.

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But I was able to take him into custody by myself,

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and he was charged with unlawful carry

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and he's now a documented gang member

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because of my traffic stop.

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I guess one of our divisions is civil process.

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So something that you don't think of when you watch "Cops."

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They don't show the deputies going out

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and telling people, Hey, you're now on trespass

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at X business or whatever.

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Or Hey, here's some family court paperwork

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that you need to be served

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in order to fully understand the process

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that you're going through within the justice system.

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So I would say civil processes is something

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that not a lot of folks know about.

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A lot of folks know about, like traffic enforcement

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or we go to a domestic violence call

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or an active shooter call,

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but there's a lot of just mundane,

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routine stuff that happens.

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It's mixed in with the action stuff that you see on TV.

