MEMPHIS, Tenn. — It's only Tuesday, and we are already seeing some of what is believed to be part of the newly formed Memphis Safe Task Force in full force.

We spoke with a retired Shelby County Sheriff's captain who said that knowing what to do, if you come across the task force, is important.

Awareness is essential, and complying — while staying calm — can make all the difference.

"Understand, if you get stopped for a traffic violation and you don't sign the ticket, you're going to jail," said Bennie Cobb.

Days after Governor Bill Lee announced 13 agencies were moving into Memphis, they're already visible.

"We call them the alphabet — the DEA, the FBI, the TBI, the Highway Patrol," Cobb said.

In a traffic stop WREG captured overnight Tuesday along Airways Boulevard, there were unma

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