Catoosa County

And that goes back to the kind of cars we drive, the speed of the car.

I mean, everybody forgets that Catoosa County in the 70s and 80s sent engines to California so they could do 4 billion miles an hour.

They chased me and my friends around, Catoosa County Trans Ams.

I mean, they were built to go faster than what we were driving.

Why? Because they didn't want it to be a fair chase.

in over 86 different schools in six counties.

And that would be Whitfield County, Catoosa County, Hamilton County, Walker County, Bradley County, or Cleveland.

And we even have gone as far as to Rome, to Floyd County, with the prevention program.

And again, you know, it has been the work of the Lord.

You know, we don't need to prove anything to ourselves.

We heard the infamous, you know, crying grave of Catoosa County.

And that's one of those, it's, you know, if you believe in like some of the folklore, there are banshees and things that cry, but those usually foretell the death of a certain person.

But on the natural side of things, I've also heard that certain people Cats, big cats like mountain lions or panthers, some of their cries will almost sound like a woman screaming.