So where are we with that? What are you hearing now, and how are you thinking about that?

So, so I think about it in terms of, of some of these situations.

Like, obviously homelessness, being unhoused, having an addiction is not a crime in and of itself.

But if you do things that are criminal and happen to be unhoused or happen to have a substance abuse issue, like a burglary or breaking into cars or something of that ef- effect.

What I hear from the community is, yes, we have compassion, but compassion with accountability, where we will go out there and, you know, whether it be the district manager, the officers, uh, school resource officers for that matter.

We talk to our partners, whether it be Compass, YARD, CTVIP, Project Longevity, all of our partners, 'cause we are a police department of partnerships, right? We wanna be preventative, but if you decide to burglarize a building or a residence or if you decide to break into a car and you happen to be in one of these groups, unhoused or whatever the case may be, I-

So when you went back and looked at what happened, what'd you conclude?

Uh, uh, you know what? That, that...