moving on to crime data and homicides, we have a 16% reduction for the calendar year of 2024 we have 128 victims. That is a 24 victims less than this time last year. For non fatal shootings, we have a 20% reduction. We had 397 shootings so far, non fatal shootings. That is 96 less victims than this time last year, robberies. We have 618 victims this year. We have 216 less victims than this time last year, that is actually a 26% reduction for robberies as a whole total Part One violent crime, we have a 10% reduction in all Part One violent crimes and for carjacking another huge win for us. 38% reduction for carjackings this year. We have 63 carjackings for the calendar year, which 37 less than this time last year. Moving on to our drag racing and block party enforcement, we continue to do that every week, because we get the phone calls. We get the complaints from the community. So as a whole, for beginning from March 15 of this year. Until now, we've investigated over 900 people. We've had over 436 traffic stops issued, over 150 citations impounded, over 61 vehicles investigated, 497 we've recovered 58 weapons. We've had 71 felony arrest because of this enforcement. We've responded to at least 334 calls for service regarding these Nuisance Complaints. We've responded to block parties, 240 block parties complaints, year to date, spectator tickets, let's see drag racing six and we've had special attention at 105 locations that are routinely reported to dispatch for block party or either drag racing complaints from the citizens working out here working as diligently as possible to alleviate any community concerns and complaints regarding those matters. Moving on to mental health related costs for service. Service calls this year, for the last seven days, I'm sorry, mental, not violent, we've had 66 costs, 66 service calls. Mental, violent arm. We've had 22 for the last seven days. Violent, mental, violent, not armed. We've had 105 suicide in progress, 34 cause and suicide threats. 67 four, grand total of 294 service calls within the last seven days. Year to date, we've had over 8935 grand total cost. Mental non violent, 2060 year to date. Mental violent armed, 870 mental violent, non armed, 3312 suicide and progress, 941 and just the threat of suicide. We've had 1751 55 cause, excuse me, we've even had a number of overdose related costs serviced. Year to date, over 3100 cause of one down for drug overdosed, and then one down, actual overdose. 250 costs. 258 cost service for a total of 3406 costs for service this year for overdose related costs. Moving on to some significant events. For the past week, we had one fatal shooting in the fifth precinct on Sunday, July, 21 of this year, at 3:20pm officers were dispatched to the 10, 400 block of casual to investigate a shooting. When they arrived, they discovered a 27 year old male suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his body. Medic transferred to him to a local hospital, and he did succumb to his injuries. Witnesses on the scene stated that the victim and suspect got into a physical altercation, and the suspect produced a handgun and shot the victim. Witnesses stated the suspect was a resident of the apartment complex and went back into the location after the shooting, a barricaded gunman was declared, and later that even officers did successfully take the suspect into custody, the homicide detective submitted a warrant to the Wayne County prosecutor's office, and the suspect was charged with second degree murder and felony firearm. We had another fatal shooting robbery and the seventh precinct on Tuesday, July 23 officers were dispatched to the area of Joseph Campbell and Frederick to investigate a shooting. Upon arriving at the location, they observed a 37 year old male suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. The medic transported the victim to a local hospital, where he did succumb to his injuries. Witnesses stated they noticed four to five black males in a black vehicle in front of the location. A few minutes later, they heard approximately six shots and observed one of the males pointing a gun at the victim lying face down in the street. The victim's vehicle was taken during the shooting and later bound burned. This incident is still under investigation, and if anyone has any tips, please contact Crime Stoppers at one 800 speak up or Detroit rewards television. I'm sorry, Detroit rewards.tv another fatal shooting in the seventh precinct on Thursday, July 24 at 10:20pm officers were dispatched to the 500 block of shame to investigate a shooting. They arrived and observed the 27 year old victim suffering from a gunshot wound to his back. He was transported to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. Witness stated that the victim was on the side of the building arguing with a known male about a stolen firearm. Witnesses further stated that they heard the parties yelling and then observed the suspect pull out a handgun and shoot the victim. Officers were able to take the suspect into custody a homicide detectives submitted a warrant to the Wayne County prosecutor's office, and the suspect was charged with second degree murder, carrying a concealed weapon and felony firearm, and the last fatal shooting, significant incident we had was in the eighth precinct. It was a domestic related homicide. Husband did fatally shoot the wife on Saturday, July 27 at 4:45am officers responded to the 19 400 block of five points to investigate a shooting. Upon arriving at the location, officers discovered the 53 year old female victim line in the driveway with multiple gunshot wounds to her body. Upon further investigation, it revealed that the witnesses called nine one and attempted to help the victim before the police arrived, the suspect, the victim's husband, came out of the house, pointed a gun at the witnesses and told them to leave. He then shot the victim again. The first time the victim was shot, she was inside the location, and when she attempted to flee, the suspect shot her several times, and that's when the witnesses discovered her outside of the home. He was taken into custody. He stayed on the scene. He was taken into custody on the incident. A warrant request was submitted to the Wayne County prosecutor's office, and the suspect was charged with first degree murder and felony firearm. So, you know, just amazing work out here by the homicide detectives, the patrol officers. We got a lot of trauma, obviously occurring and just getting on the scene, quickly getting those arrests, and obviously working in partnership with the Wayne County prosecutor's office to get charges as quickly as possible on those individuals, moving on to some positives. Many of you may have been at the citywide charter mandated community meeting Monday for the mayor's office that came back. Some members of senior management team were in attendance as well. On Wednesday, we had a youth scavenger hunt the MPO, the neighborhood police officers and the explorers partnered with the youth connection and the Detroit Historical Society for engaging scavenger hunt. The event began at the Detroit Historical Museum, and I'm hearing everyone had a great time, and it was well attended, and the youth had fun. So tomorrow, we did extend the invitation to you all, hopefully you will come. We have the eighth precinct annex. Rinpoche this tomorrow, at three o'clock PM, Friday, Chief white demeanor Duggan and the city and community representatives will gather to celebrate the opening of the eighth precinct annex. We finally got it opened and completely rehabilitated, renovated so community members are welcome to attend. And the tour of the attics, which will house the eighth precinct neighborhood police officers will be open for the community to reserve. And lastly, tomorrow, busy day for the chief second precinct bike patrol. At 5pm the chief will participate in the second precinct bike patrol operations. Ride while on bike patrol. Bike patrol officers will engage with Project Green Light partners and community members. Officers will provide presence in the neighborhood and forest parking and abandoned vehicle concerns. So that is the conclusion of my report. Out if there are any questions from the