So in a scenario like a, something like, I don't know, a car accident or something, what would the Real Time Crime Center do? What's the benefit of having those cameras with officers?

Efficiency and effectiveness.

You'll hear me say that over and over.

Our goal is to make our first responders more efficient and more effective.

So if a car crash happens at an intersection where we have a camera, we're gonna be able to gather that video of that incident and push it out to those officers to where they perhaps don't have to talk to four or five people on the corner to get their account of what happened when they can actually see it on the video recording.

And whether it's to determine who ran a red light, what happened, we can make their day more efficient.

If we make their day more efficient, we can become the artificial force multiplier.

And is it just crime that the Real Time Crime Center can be useful, or what about things like natural disasters, things like that?