You slam me down. So yes. >> Well, you tried to take us off on us. So >> I realize that car and drive, so that's on you now. >> Yes, ma'am. I >> been a police officer. So >> I realize that charge I'm telling you yes that they are still very numb. >> Anything else injured on you? Cuz Russ is going to ask >> what >> I said is anything else injured. >> My head hurts a little bit. Probably gave me a concussion when you slam my head. >> Your hand head wasn't slammed on the ground? >> Oh wow. >> Yeah, my face was on the floor. >> Your head was not slammed on the ground though. No, my head hit the floor on my own. >> On your own. Okay. >> Like due to you guys slamming me on the floor. So yeah, my head does hurt. >> If you want to do a concussion test. >> Concussion test. >> I threw the key in the >> push start. >> Due to the force, my head hit the floor. >> Where? >> And I know you have a body cam. So yeah, due to the force, my head hit the floor. So, if you guys could do the concussion test whenever this ambulance get here, >> it'd be great to know that you gave me a concussion. >> The hospital staff, at least here in Arizona, they're typically pretty good about expediting us through. Um, if if it's a legitimate issue, then they want to deal with it. If it's not a legitimate issue, and the majority of time it's not, um, they want that person in and out to open up a bed who actually needs it and someone that just doesn't have incarceritis and just doesn't want to go to jail. So, um, if if they went to the obviously they probably went to the hospital after this and if they went they didn't go there very long.