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** Johnny couldn't have used a fake name. His identity was public; Bodhi even recognized him. But the fact that he was FBI wasn't public knowledge, so he was still able to go undercover.
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** Johnny couldn't have used a fake name. His identity was public; Bodhi even recognized him. But the fact It is true that he was FBI wasn't public knowledge, so he was still able to go undercover.a serious football fan might have known Johnny joined the FBI, though; pointed out in ArtisticLicenseLawEnforcement on the main page.
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* Why the hell would you use your real name when going undercover?
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* Why the hell would you use your real name when going undercover?undercover?
** Johnny couldn't have used a fake name. His identity was public; Bodhi even recognized him. But the fact that he was FBI wasn't public knowledge, so he was still able to go undercover.
** Johnny couldn't have used a fake name. His identity was public; Bodhi even recognized him. But the fact that he was FBI wasn't public knowledge, so he was still able to go undercover.
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* During the skydiving dilemma which Bodhi forces by saying "Nah, you pull it... You gotta drop the gun, right? If you use your other hand, what you gonna hold on with?", Utah eventually concedes and drops his gun to pull the cord. However, it is possible to grip onto someone with an arm whilst also holding a handgun, e.g. round the crook of the elbow. I have to figure that Utah has some experience with joint and headlocks from his FBI training, so couldn't he e.g. shoulder lock Bodhi with the gun hand and use his other to pull the 'chute? This would allow him to maintain the grip, allow the parachute to eject and transition his gun to the other hand to maintain the holdup of Bodhi right the way down to the ground. Plus, with or without that, there's also always "the hooks" aka locking your ankles around your opponent to maintain a lower body control and grip.
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* During the skydiving dilemma which Bodhi forces by saying "Nah, you pull it... You gotta drop the gun, right? If you use your other hand, what you gonna hold on with?", Utah eventually concedes and drops his gun to pull the cord. However, it is possible to grip onto someone with an arm whilst also holding a handgun, e.g. round the crook of the elbow. I have to figure that Utah has some experience with joint and headlocks from his FBI training, so couldn't he e.g. shoulder lock Bodhi with the gun hand and use his other to pull the 'chute? This would allow him to maintain the grip, allow the parachute to eject and transition his gun to the other hand to maintain the holdup of Bodhi right the way down to the ground. Plus, with or without that, there's also always "the hooks" aka locking your ankles around your opponent to maintain a lower body control and grip.grip.
*Why the hell would you use your real name when going undercover?
*Why the hell would you use your real name when going undercover?
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* During the skydiving dilemma which Bodhi forces by saying "Nah, you pull it... You gotta drop the gun, right? If you use your other hand, what you gonna hold on with?", Utah eventually concedes and drops his gun to pull the cord. However, it is possible to grip onto someone with an arm whilst also holding a handgun, e.g. round the crook of the elbow. I have to figure that Utah has some experience with joint and headlocks, so couldn't he e.g. shoulder lock Bodhi with the gun hand and use his other to pull the 'chute? This would allow him to maintain the grip, allow the parachute to eject and transition his gun to the other hand to maintain the holdup of Bodhi right the way down to the ground.
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* During the skydiving dilemma which Bodhi forces by saying "Nah, you pull it... You gotta drop the gun, right? If you use your other hand, what you gonna hold on with?", Utah eventually concedes and drops his gun to pull the cord. However, it is possible to grip onto someone with an arm whilst also holding a handgun, e.g. round the crook of the elbow. I have to figure that Utah has some experience with joint and headlocks, headlocks from his FBI training, so couldn't he e.g. shoulder lock Bodhi with the gun hand and use his other to pull the 'chute? This would allow him to maintain the grip, allow the parachute to eject and transition his gun to the other hand to maintain the holdup of Bodhi right the way down to the ground. Plus, with or without that, there's also always "the hooks" aka locking your ankles around your opponent to maintain a lower body control and grip.
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* During the skydiving dilemma which Bodhi forces by saying "Nah, you pull it... You gotta drop the gun, right? If you use your other hand, what you gonna hold on with?", Utah eventually concedes and drops his gun to pull the cord. However, it is possible to grip onto someone with an arm whilst also holding a handgun, e.g. round the crook of the elbow. I have to figure that Utah has some experience with joint and headlocks, so couldn't he e.g. shoulder lock Bodhi with the gun hand and use his other to pull the 'chute? This would allow him to maintain the grip, allow the parachute to eject and transition his gun to the other hand to maintain the holdup of Bodhi right the way down to the ground.
