Well, hello friends, it's us again, micro and Chuck Klaus Meyer. And this is the way I heard it.

Specifically, this one is the way Tim Pierce.

Heard it? He's our guest, a former cop who, I mean of all the beats in all the world,

wow, South Central, right after Rodney King, he hopped to his neck with the blood

and the crips, and man does he have some stories to tell?

He does and he spills a lot of them and one that's just

incredibly tragic. Yeah full disclosure I didn't invite him on to hear many of the

stories that we heard but I was so grateful to hear them.

I invited him on because I think Tim has invented, well I know he's invented a product

that's going to save a lot of lives.

Yeah, I don't know how many, but maybe an awful lot.

Our friend Gavin De Becker is very bullish on this invention, which you were kind enough to field test here on the

podcast. I got the feeling that you were really delighted by that as you got to

control the buttons on it and do you want to tell people what this device is?

It's a device that you can operate remotely.

It is essentially, think of it like a garment of sorts. It's a sleeve that you can put on either arm and the sleeve has electrodes, think of them as

electrodes in there. When you hit the right button and turn the right dial it

sends an electrical jolt about 66 volts into the

musculature of the person wearing said device this will cause things like

your bicep and your forearm to contract uncontrollably.

Thereby immobilizing your arm.

Yes.

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