And, uh, Ryan, can you walk us through when we receive an alert, what happens?

Yeah, absolutely.

So typically, and I'll use a, I'll use a stolen vehicle as an example from NCIC.

For those of you who don't know what NCIC is, it's, uh, it stands for National Crime Information Center.

Uh, it's essentially a database where agencies across the country enter information on stolen vehicles, missing people, stolen license plates, uh, individuals with warrants, things like that.

So if we take the example of a stolen vehicle, let's say that we receive an alert for a stolen vehicle entered in NCIC, uh, traveling on Medical Center Parkway, uh, right near the 24 juncture, right? So at that point in time, the Real-Time Crime Center, our Emergency Communication Center, as well as patrol officers are going to receive an alert on that vehicle.

And like I touched on, they're going to see an image of that vehicle.

Uh, just kinda touch on some of the operational successes, cases that we've cleared and, you know, wanted persons, things of that nature, so.