Okay. It was received by Nora. Yeah. O N O R A. That's her copy. She has her copy. She has her. So, this is So, this is a Zeroth copy. Yeah. Whichever copy. They have a copy. You have a copy. Okay. And a lady name. You want to write that down in there? N. Nor. Yeah, I might as well. Okay. They will hopefully take care of that for you. Yeah. Yeah. They definitely got you. I mean, they have uh I think state law says 5 days, so Okay. Yeah. Oh, like I was just telling your partners here, u I'll be booking out of here once you guys leave. on you guys leading and I'll leave. I think we're all pretty much done at the same time, I guess. Well, you probably you guys got I think you guys got a little bit more important work than me to do, man. So, yeah, definitely. Did you sign in? Uh, no. Signing in is not a requirement. Yes, it is. It says here right here. We're talking about a legal requirement, sir. It says here, right here. A legal requirement, sir. It says right here, all visitors must sign. So, so you're going to ignore the fact of the legal word? It says, see, that's tyrannical, sir. You see, cuz you're a police officer. It says all visitors must sign in. Okay. You a police officer. I'm just letting you know. It says all visitors. Well, that's insignificant. But you were a visitor, right? That's unimportant. You were a visitor, right? That's unimportant. There's no statutes or codes to it, so I don't have to honor it. He know what I'm trying to say. You're a tyrant, man. It's a straight up tyrant, man. Come on, man. No, I'm going I'm leaving when you guys leave, though. We're leaving. When I see you pull off, I'll be out of here. Yeah. So, uh, y'all see, man, officer, I think his name was, Sheriff Biddle, man. He man, it's crazy, man. It's just crazy, man. You know, he's trying to tell me about this sign right here, TTA family. Look, all visitors must sign in at the receptionist desk, at the receptionist window. Yet, and still, that's we, you guys know, and they know it's not a law. So when I'm bringing up the word legal to this guy, he's just ignoring it. And he's law enforcement. This is the state of our law enforcement in this country right now, man. They called 11 police officers show up. 11. That's crazy, man. 11 cops show up, man. 11. That might be a record. TTA family, y'all let me know how many of y'all seen show up, man. I I ain't never encountered 11. Might have been 12. I I'm going have to I'm going have to recount them. And they out here having a good dialogue, but you know, we finn to go. Hey, we definitely Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So, uh, Kane County Sheriff's getting ready to book on off. That's B right there. Or brittle. So, it's crazy, man. That's just crazy. You You want me to come in front of the car so you can hit me? Is that what you're indicating? Serious? That's what it looked like he was indicating. Manious. Dead serious. I wanted you to come over here. What's What's going on? You're not going to tell me what TTA is. I told you it's a family members organization. What? My family members. It's an organization of us being family members. That's all that is. Can I? Oh, no, man. You have to You know what you have to do? You'll have to You'll have to become a whistleblower. You have to get rid of You have to get rid of all the tyrant tactics and intimidation tactics and then maybe I think I I don't think he can do it. I think Oh, yeah. There you go. You can change. Everybody can change. You definitely need some adjustments. Can you Can you show me how to change? No. You know what? They got to think your chief is going to have to or somebody of a higher authority at the academy should have all You should already know what you should and shouldn't do. Huh? There you go. Now, see, she she be perfectly honest, she's being sarcastic, but she's spot on as well. She's being sarcastic. Yeah. Yeah. She's being sarcastic, but she's spot on, you know. Definitely, though, man. You guys y'all should You know, I mean, come on, man. 11 cops, man, for a man with a camera. Come on. You know, all right. Do you know how this call came in? No. No. Honestly, I don't. Honestly, I don't. I would love to know. Was it a suspicious man threatening to blow up the building with his camera? Was it something like that? because then I can understand 12 and 13 of you guys showing up. Uh about 5 minutes ago, a subject got in through locked doors and was recorded. He's still wandering the building. Employees are sheltering in place. Really? Okay. So So you guys, you got to hear from you got to hear from my perspective. Okay. From my perspective. Okay. When people say that they're sheltering in place Mhm. that worries me. Sounds like they're hiding. That worries me. Okay. That should worry anybody because they're hiding from someone or something, right? Not until we get here do we figure out what you're doing, right? Does that make sense? Yeah. So, so to be honest then, it sounds to me that uh it was a false a false report made then. Not necessarily a false report. That was the information that we got, right? But I'm saying whoever gave that information was gave wrong information. Maybe that person that gave information was scared. Did they give a name? Cuz I would love to file a report on the person who filed a false report. Not necessarily a false report. Like I say, when you're scared, are you going to be able to remember everything? Oh, yeah. Especially if I wouldn't I wouldn't say somebody got through locked doors if I didn't see that. Why would I Why would I make that up? I didn't see anybody get through a locked door. No, I'm just saying for for them to tell you guys that. But if you're scared and you're sheltering in place, are you going to remember every every little detail? Probably not. You probably should, though, if you're dealing with a a police report in a dynamic, stressful situation. You know what? People can get killed like that, man. Absolutely. I thought I thought he had a gun. Did you guys pull up guns blazing and now this guy laying in the street dead because of a mistake somebody is conveying over the phone because somebody had a telephone. Exactly. Yeah. So, and I will agree with you 150% because that has happened. I know. That's tragic. Several. I know. And that's tragic. I know. But I mean, in any event, like I say, man, once you guys book on out, I'll book on out. We were just catching up. That's man. Y'all work together every day. Ain't no y'all need to catch up, man. Y'all need you need to get back to work. You owe a taxpayers dollar right now, Sheriff Bum. And uh man, work for that money, man. work for it. No, you can't just You see ain't nothing else happening, man. Book on out. All right.