U, L, G, E, N, Z, I, thank you. If I start off giving an overview of the precinct, how we're looking here today, go into some of our strategies, current trends, community engagement. So year to date, going in from October 7 the third precinct is an off to a great start. Year to date, down 10.3% in part one crime, 1.7 reduction in part one, violent crime and 12.3% reduction part one, property crime, I do want to highlight the third precinct. It's not a violent crime precinct, as you would see numbers in the eight and nine property crimes when we talk about a reduction of 12% year to date for third precinct as a true impact when it comes to businesses, home invasions in the autos in the downtown area. We've seen great reductions. We initially started this year off in the red, year up part of the dedication by the amendment of this department. The strategy has been put in place. We have now seen a 12% reduction. We're going to continue those strategies moving forward. When you're looking at violent crime, I do want to talk about non fatal shootings and homicides. We ended last year historic low numbers. So I want to take a deeper dive and look at a two year average and really see deep down how we are trending. If you compare it to your average for our non fatals and our homicides, we truly see the impact that's made in this community. Homicides were down 18% over the last two years. Non fatal shootings, really large reduction of 51.1% comparing two years overall sexual assault down to 15.7% motor vehicle theft down to 14 8% and then moving forward, carjacking down 12.5% so when you're looking comparing numbers from year to year, you're still seeing reductions. When you bring that out even further, two years, you see great reductions here in the third precinct. Next I want to talk about crime trends. Violent crime in the last 28 days, great reduction of 27.6% that's 24 fewer violent crimes that have occurred in this community. Sexual assaulting down, angry assaults and robberies down every 1% property crime that we touched on here today down 12% we carry that through the last 28 days, ending through summer, we're down about we're about even. Larson, we're down another about half a percent. And we talk about numbers and statistics, and they're great, it's still a number and it's still a victim that's been impacted. So our approach is, one crime is too many, no crime is too small, and it's the approach that we take as a community. These detectives and our mission reductions are great, but it's one too many. Need to handle that case, provide the highest level of service to that victim, provide closure and prevent reoffending acts in this community. And that's our commitment to this community. When we talk about increasing strategy, it's a multilingual approach. We believe in the data. We believe in data approach of our strategy and deployment, weekly briefings with our special operations, our precinct detective unit, and identifying those individuals that are driving up private this community, most importantly, holding them accountable, having Park details so the community that's out in the park could be free, safe, not become victims. So staffing parks during key points are traffic enforcement, not only about enforcement, about education of the public. We've had great success in our detective bureau, great leadership there, taking the technology and the tools, leveraging that and identifying, holding those accountable in the community. We have eight units also part of the third person. It's kind of unique here. It's really a supplement to the MPOs, and they do an insane job every day. But those beat officers are in certain neighborhoods, tied in. We have a walking beat. Not too many places have that. We have an officer that walks through the community, checks in with these businesses and really tied in with the schools in that area, those community members, they go out saying, Get out every day, our special operations, dedicated group of officers, again, doing restore orders, pulling those violent criminals accountable, those warrant sweeps, not leaving an offender that's violent out in the community or the warrant, get them off the street. Hold accountable, bring injustice to those victims. It's our partnerships, state, local, federal, our crime Intelligence Unit has done an amazing job all year. So we look at illegal gatherings, block parties to get out of control. Our strategy to get ahead of it, not waiting for that act to occur, getting out there, communicating, making sure they do file proper permits and helping them through that process as well. We talked about green light. Green light, I support. It's been a great initiative, but leveraging that technology, helping our detectives out at all times juvenile curfew and enforcement, we've been great success in the downtown area, especially with juveniles and just any type of crime. We discussed mental health today. Big believer, we need to more on that, getting those resources out there, if it's the unsheltered someone suffering from mental illness, getting the resources they need if they need shelter, providing them those necessary shelters. Importantly, provide those all the resources. And our biggest strategy that's most effective is this community, we understand we can't do this job alone and working together. We've seen the success. As Commissioner Burton pointed out, this a very strong community. I've been here since February, to this precinct, and blown away by the support of everyone here, reaching out and the partnerships everyone. So that's the number one layer. And I think if we're going to see improvement, building a strong community. And just lastly, just want to go over some unit success, and I want to emphasize team. Men and women's department do a great job every day in the downtown area. Jerome was aware. We hosted the Annabelle draft, talking 800,000 people, of course, in three days. And have been reached out from cities from all over the US, and putting green bay that's hosting the draft next year, and they're looking at us to say, How did you put it down? What resources? How did you engage the community? And we are truly the model of that. And now people are coming to us to ask for help. And again, it's a great work by the meadow weathers department, the Grand Prix, the fireworks, numerous presidential visits, the weekend, deployment downtown, numerous concerts, sport events I could keep going on, but that all occurs here in a third precinct. And some dedication of men and women, engaging the community. It's great for the community, great for the businesses. We're going to continue that five years are playing tonight. It's very exciting. Just left down there, you're talking to another 45,000 the wings starting at eight o'clock. So I will, after this, maybe going back down there. Just why not go with great work. I'm excited about being here. It's been a great community. I'm going to turn over to Captain petty, just a few things and some key involvement, yes, sir,