absolutely redundant. And then again, I don't know if the department, and because I had these robust discussions and with the department as relates to this, as well as with the State Police, if it's their report to release. And so that's going to be a legal issue and and we'll let the court speak about it, you know, saying, hey, that's what, that's what I want to do. Go ahead, have at it. You know, it ain't it, because there's, there's nothing to hide in this situation. No one is running from anything or, you know, I want that report to be received by the community as much as just like anybody else, but I, my is my understanding that is not the department's report to release. They have to have authorization from the State Police, just like we cannot authorize we cannot release the report, because that's the state police report, and whoever been leaking it out among us, they are a violation of the law, you know, and so we shouldn't be leaking reports to the community willy nilly, you know, so you got to be very, very careful. I wanted the community to be fully, fully abreast and aware as to the facts in that particular case, because, again, as I said before, that it's not my position to play with the emotions of anyone, especially the family of Kenisha, comments, they deserve respect. They deserve answers, and at this point they haven't came before this board complaining about anything but Commissioner Smith, yeah, through the