This is a very historic moment in [music] the evolution of dialogue policing in the United States of America. We're trying to develop in partnership with several agencies from the Western region [music] who have been innovating with dialogue led policing model for crowd management. It helps build legitimacy with protest communities. We can create de-escalation. We can problem-solve. [music] You're facilitating the rights of the public. You're sharing power. You're making yourself more accessible. The public will tell the police how you want to be policed. That's what's happening here. Hey, that guy's here to pretty much communicate, talk. The key takeaway from dialogue policing is it increases safety for everyone. The work we're doing here is going to change police cultures, police response across the [music] country. That's been huge for us. I get so much more information from my dialogue teams that helps me to plan for the >> [music] >> The agencies here are going to be at the top and they're the agencies that others are going to turn to. I see it kind of spreading out to more and more places. We're headed towards >> [music] >> embedding dialogue into police everywhere.