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  • Transcript Hello? Hi, it's Tom Bremond for the United Police Officers Coalition PAC. We're having our fundraiser and reaching out to everyone in the area. I completely understand. That's why we have one last level, so everyone can help out. It's called the friend Sponsor. It's only $15, but every dollar makes a difference. Can we count on your support with the $15 friend sponsor? And is that amount definitely comfortable for you? Outstanding, and thank you so much. I'm going to transfer you over to the records department where they're going to confirm your generous donation. Please hold on. Okay, I'll be really. Hi, this is Jackie. Just making sure we have everything right. First off, thank you so much for supporting the United Police Officers Coalition Pact. And how much are you donating today? Hello? So how much would you like to donate? So how much would you like to donate? Are you there? Hello? Okay, I just need to let you know that this call has been paid for by the constitutional leadership PAC, www.colepac.org. Thanks and have a great day. Bye.
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