Tarcisio: So, when you change the way you approach concurrent sentencing, when you toughen the penalties and make access to certain benefits more difficult, when you make asset forfeiture easier—look, you're increasing the cost of crime.
Tarcisio: The criminal will begin to realize, "gee, it's not going to be worth it."
We need, for example, to provide protection for the agents.
Tarcisio: who work on the basis of founded suspicion.
Tarcisio: Because what cannot happen is: you set up a traffic checkpoint—this is a real fact, everything I'm going to cite here is a real fact.