but this is a three second deadly force encounter. And, you know, again, you know I'm not minimizing marginalizing all of the ideas that everyone's saying, these are hindsight ideas that don't change the outcome, but it does give us an opportunity to look at, you know, going forward, what could be done, you know, this isn't easy for for me, and it's not easy for this department. This is not the outcome. Anyone want it and it's certainly not the outcome. I want it. I can tell you that this whole department is in mourning over this situation, and certainly my condolences to his family because they lost a loved one. And you can only imagine what they're going through today. So I totally get everyone with you know, what if What if what is and the unfortunate reality is, you know, I got to deal with what happened. Look at every aspect of it. How do we become better not suggesting that anything was wrong, but when you've lost the life of a 22 year old? I would be derelict in my duties as chief if I didn't look for ways to make sure it never happens. Again, if there's something in my power I can do. What would be very helpful is if we have a functioning mental health hospital system in this state, and we haven't had one and many, many years, and now we're seeing the results of that. Simply medicating someone and keeping your fingers crossed, that they continue to take it is not a strategy. We've got a mental health crisis in this country that's got to be dealt with and if you if you lock folks up, and they don't and they get out without proper treatment, and there's jails aren't mental health facilities, and then they're on the street, right, right. And they're engaging police who I stand behind our training. I stand behind the CIT training. I know the success rate we talk data all the time. We look at that we look at you know we've got a high 90% success rate on barricaded gunman. But people in mental health crisis particularly paranoid schizophrenic or schizophrenic, okay, are unpredictable. Because they see here environment differently. They're not they're not functioning with the same levels. There's a chemical imbalance so they're not operating with a baseline normalcy when they have this condition. So to suggest that a taser will work 100% of the time, it's just simply not factual because there are a lot of different factors that go into, you know what the Taser does. And as this process goes on, you know, we will be looking at all of that and ways to deal with situations just like this in the future. And as I indicated, you know, I talked to the mayor and he's in full support of a independent database, because here's where I think we do have a opportunity. You know, we didn't know that until later that he had several other instances of contact with the police department. We didn't know that the officers had found him on six mile after he walked away from Sinai grace, and they took him back. But at that time, he fought with the officers. We didn't know that he had a stabbing situation with with family members. We learned all of that after the fact as part of our overall investigation of the incident. But if the officers were armed with that information on the front end, when they pulled up to the house, and they said, Hey, we were just here last week on Iran. This is the guy who fought with someone this is a guy who stabbed a relative. He's known to have a knife. Then if we shift to a protocol like we do with SRT, when someone goes to a barricaded gunman we don't once we knock on the door and I say I got a gun. I'm gonna shoot you. Party over we walk off the porch. We declare it SRT comes over. We clear the street, we block off both corners, we start negotiating, I think it may be time on the violent mentals to do that, as extreme as that sounds, to cordoned off the corners to bless you to clear the houses thank you to negotiate with the person. And then someone suggested you know, suiting up and all those kinds of things, then maybe that's an opportunity. Maybe you you go in and you've got one officer, you know, armed with with with a beanbag, one officer with what was a more advanced Taser system, and you go in and you break the door down and you get them out that way. Maybe maybe we're there. I don't know. But I know I want to do everything I possibly can to make sure that this doesn't happen. Again. But armed with what the officers had to deal with. In the end, the unpredictable nature of that moment. And after those those times that they spent talking to him. We find ourselves in the worst possible outcome.