Daniels tells them of his strategy of putting two-man cars on the worst drug corners while devoting his resources as much as possible to pursuing good felony cases. Burrell becomes angered when Daniels claims that he refuses to force street level arrests. He is further affronted when Daniels tells them that many of his officers are insufficiently trained to pursue quality cases.
Daniels outlines a plan for deploying two-man cars in high-crime zones while prioritizing serious felony cases, which leads to Burrell's anger at Daniels' stance on street-level arrests and his criticism of the officers' training.