good afternoon. Everyone. Good afternoon. Please. Chair. I like to introduce my staff Absolutely. And we have Captain Whitmer from the family unit, Sergeant McIntyre, MPOs, Matthews and Taylor. And if I hopefully I didn't forget anybody else back there, the rest of the CNL, MPOs, happy to still report, as we have been in the past couple of couple months, individuals have been reporting out for the chief. The chief himself, to talk about the crime stats, we're still enjoying decreases in homicides, non fatal shootings, robberies and overall part one, crimes. Just to give you a few numbers here, homicides currently are down 17% for the year. That's 14 less homicides than we had the previous year. Non fatal shootings are down 39% that equates to 94 less shootings victims, robberies are down 14% approximately 59 less than last year, and a total part one crimes down 11% but when you look at it number wise, it's almost 500 500 less part one crimes in the year before. So doing, doing a fantastic job thus far. That's that's in combination with the good work for the Detroit Police Department and the partnership with the community, community updates, DPD recently hired last week, May 27 seventh, a new media director, Jasmine bar more. She started. She started with DPD on that date. She comes from the channel, CHANNEL SEVEN NEWS. She's also worked in the Detroit Free Press, Detroit News and New York Times as commitment for the chief of police to continue to make a continuous improvement in the Detroit Police Department. He's focusing right now on his media team to make sure it's a professional media team, so we welcome her aboard, and she's been doing a fantastic job thus far. Chief police Todd Bettison participated in the 7% abandoned vehicle tour. And what that essentially is, is looking at the blight in our in our city, quality of life issues. And he took with him the first assistant chief, Chuck Fitzgerald, Deputy Chief our Williams, the seventh precinct commander. And they did a tour of the seventh precinct that look at areas that need to be addressed in terms of abandoned vehicles. And they're doing that operation right now in the seventh precinct, and that's going to be a similar tour that's going to go around the city to remove the Blight within the city. On Tuesday, June 3, we did Operation Purple Rain. I don't want to date myself in here, but some of you are Prince bands purple. My understanding that's exactly where this name came from. But it was a collaborative effort between Detroit Police Department and the Wayne County Sheriff's Department to go after individuals with these outstanding warrants, felonious for warrants, and it was highlighted on the website, Facebook, website for the Detroit Police Department in which our new media director kind of directed that. Fantastic job. You have no chance to take a look at it. Please do kind of highlights what we're looking forward to do in 2025 as we continue to work with our partners across the city. Eighth precinct, interesting story. We had some officers who were actually on unrelated traffic stop or investigation when they observed four individuals approach a victim on foot, armed with weapons. How these are individuals didn't see the police were right there at the time, I don't know, but it ended up being the individuals fled into a home, and it became a barricaded incident. However, after the Metro Division was called upon about 10 minutes after they arrived on scene, the suspects gave up without any incident, just highlighting the great work and by all the officers of the eighth precinct as we continue to try to drive down crime, the eighth precinct commander feels strongly. Had the officers not been vigilant in that, in that effort, we would have had another shooting tonight. There is a cycling event being hosted at the third precinct. So any of you who want to put on your little shorts and come on out and wire with the DPD the third precinct, they're going to be starting that tonight, at 6pm right in front of the third precinct. So if you feel rambunctious, come on out. Enjoy yourselves. On Saturday, June 7, the 18th, annual silence to violence rally will be held. They'll be located at 231 East Grand Boulevard, I believe that is Pastor Barry's event. Come on out. As you know, again, it's just annual event where we're trying to make sure that we keep the shootings down and the violence down in the city of Detroit. So we welcome all the community to come out and take part, because this is a collaborative effort between us and the community. Wednesday, June 11, the chief will be hosting another walk a mile. Wednesday. It'll be in the third precinct. The first two have been very well attended. We're hoping that the third precinct is looking to make sure that they have more people than the past one. And we're going to make this a competitive nature here. Come on out and join the chief walk a mile. And I assure you, it is a mile. We don't go past that. It'll be a mile. Just come on out. I'll be there. Also, let's just put your gym shoes on. It's a slow walk. We just chief integrate, engages the public and finds out what the issues are in those particular areas, and we try to address those as we do a wraparound services the Fourth Precinct on Wednesday, June 11, we'll be hosting a Family Fun Day at the precinct. It would include food, beverages, music and community resources and bounce houses. So feel free to come out to that just real quickly. I'm pleased to report that there is no critically or injured individuals in Detroit Police Department to report for this week. That's great. And lastly, recruitment efforts. We're always looking to recruit and hire for Detroit Police Department. We did so over this past weekend at Detroit Grand Prix. We took some applications or interested people in for that tomorrow we will be on the river walk with flyers and also down at the Motor City Pride Parade. And in addition to that, they will be at the Fourth Precinct next week for The Family Fun Day to try to recruit. So if you know anybody who wants a good job, as I've always said, as I've been sitting up here, I'll be 40 years this year, Detroit Police Department. So it's worked out for me, I'm sure to work out for others.