I just want to say, Mr. Bennison, for the first time I heard your name, it was from a dear friend and a community activist, Brenda Hill, basically rest in peace and power. And she spoke of you so highly and so often, and she introduced us, and I begin to see why. She said, How do you spell community? You spell it, B, E, T, T, i, s, O, N, Denson. And when her house is broken into, she said, I'll call Bettison. He'll fix it. And you did when she needed a speaker for her rooster tail community gatherings. She said, I'll call Bettison. He'll do it. And you did anytime she needed a representative for the community, she called you, and you showed up with friendly, humility and honor for our beloved community. I also found out that you continued to do the same thing as deputy mayor. One day, we found out that a community activist that we both knew needed help, and I called you, and you came through that day, it took us six calls, but we hung together and we got it done. Yes, sir, thank you. Before that, there was a little church on the end of my street. It found itself in the middle of the Free Press race, and you Chief sent out a representative, K Rob who stayed at the church and changed the route so that the congregation could get in and out of the races that undisturbed, because you really saved my banking from that one, because I got a whole lot of calls about that. So thank you. Then I received something more personal, because I received a call from the family that reported a young woman was missing from their family for over a month, and this one, this girl, was basically being sex traffic. And you took the call, and in one week, she was safely returned to her family from a long distance. I could go on and on, Chief about the many, many stories where you stepped up and made a change in so many Detroiters lives. But you know that I know what you have continually done make our beloved Detroit community safer for our residents, whether it is your part in the Jumpstart program with the mayor and working with the community service providers to keep jobs unemployed or your part in development and implementation of the community violence intervention program, which has made a huge decrease in violent crime data through the use of your community violence intervention partners. Most importantly, Chief, I want to remind you of how Brenda Hill said the spell community, it is, B, E, T, T, i, s, o, n. So I just want to say advance congratulations, and thank you Chief medicine, and thank you for your continued focus on safety, in your service to Detroit community. And thank you for the service of all the brave, courageous and community minded members of the Detroit Police Department, Detroit finest. Thank you, Chief Benson and I look forward to proving this appointment. Thank you.