yes, good afternoon. May I be hurt? Yes, okay, thank you. Please check things out. I came in, raised my hand, checked it, and it had been lowered. So it sounds like somebody wrote Miss Agnes Hitchcock a fraudulent ticket that really needs to be checked into, because they can't just make stuff up to make up a ticket. Also, what you're seeing there is there's in certain areas like the north end, there's a whole lot of gentrification pressure. And frankly, I think the way the city's going about business is causing a lot of undue tension that makes it more difficult for a police officer. I support police officers, not all of them, because you need to clean house with the bad ones. But and it seems like, I hear there's like heavy enforcement going on in the north end, the neighborhood police officer who I've been asking her to locate an arsonist who cut his tether off. See, I found out she's going around ticketing people for having cars parked on their own property. Supposedly, that's because of possible red infestation. But my neighbor, they're hitting up, and I think is being targeted because people want his property, not that they really care, because I know he wouldn't have rats in there. So it seems very un American to be hitting people up for $250 tickets just because the cars parks are in their own property and there's no leaking oil or anything. It seems so un American, but that you're using the neighborhood police officers to do that instead of go deal with these other issues, like somebody should have come to that situation and de escalated it and investigate it, instead of turn around and give her tickets and they there's a lot going on, folks, people are very stressed out. That's why we need trauma, informed care. I imagine the police officer timer, but a lot of the residents do, and the way people are being treated, secretive, planning, false narratives, seven stuff down their throats, ticketing, enforcement, but, oh, some people get ticketed, but some people don't. Oh, do