My leg is broken, dude. Sure your leg isn't broken. I don't know why How you How you trying to push me? My leg is broke. All right, y'all got to get a gun or something over here. My leg is broke. Don't fight with the cops. I was out for like 30 seconds. You choked me out. Look, I was like tapped out. You won't let me go. Let her go, man. My kid My son over there. He's 15. She has a disability. She assaulted me. I hope y'all got that on camera. Is she in cuffs, too? She looks like she's in cuffs. She needs to be in cuffs. Walk her out. Well, he's getting charged at attempted murder, too. I'm going to put that on you. Attempted murder? You choked me. You made me pass out. You choked me out. And then you passed out. You're getting that attempted murder charge. See you there. Could have happened to a nicer guy. So, this officer, after this whole the suspect's taken into custody and he kind of, you know, gets his wits about him again, he says, "Hey, that guy was choking me out, man. I was He goes, "I I couldn't even see anything." Which means that he is in like the 1 to 2 seconds away from absolutely passing out. Um Cop work's dangerous. It is not, you know, unless you are seeking training outside of your department, you know, we're we are not trained to fight on the street as much as we probably should be. Um and that's just each individual state has standards for defensive tactics and um you know, and and what we do in the academy for training and then each individual agency gives more or less depending on on what their philosophy is, but um there's a lot of cops that that train specifically for situations like this so that they can fight better and more aggressively defend themselves from someone who's looking to try to choke them out. Um it's a bad situation. It's really very, very fortunate for this officer that he had some backup there.