taking pictures. Okay. >> Hey yo yo hey yo hey delete hey. >> That's messed up. >> That's messed up. >> That's messed up in the hell. >> What the are you talking about? >> Listen which I'm not going there. Stop. Stop. Stop. Listen. You're on body camera of just you taking a picture. I just watched you do it. Okay. Delete the picture. I need you to get out the picture. I need you to get away from me right now. >> Delete the picture right now of her. I didn't >> I just watched you do it. Literally just watched I just watched you all just watched you do it. >> I watched you do it. I'm not even there. >> You didn't watch me do anything. >> We all just watched you take a picture. >> Have a Have a little respect for someone who's throwing up. Okay. >> I don't I >> So I like that this officer contacts this lady. He sees her taking a picture of this other drunk chick. It happens. Yo, you have a little bit too much to drink. It hits you hard. You puke on the sidewalk. This officer is trying to give this woman who's obviously having a pretty bad night, trying to give her some dignity. And then there's this lady wearing a tablecloth taking pictures of her. So cop addresses her. I like it. He's like, "Hey, delete that photo." He's got no legal reason to to make her. In other words, he can't take her phone. But he's doing it just out of common decency of seeing one human in a bad position and not wanting this woman to take pictures that that degrade that person's decency. I think it I'm totally good with it. I love the contact and I love that that he's just trying to do the right thing and telling her, "Hey, just be a good person. Like just don't be you.