Put your hands on the dash. Stop reaching. McCree, stop reaching now. Stop reaching. >> Stop it, McCree. Put your hands on the dash. Do it now. >> McCree, put your hands on the dash. DO IT NOW. >> YES, YOU ARE. Put your hands on the dash and do it now. >> Good safety move. >> Look. Good instructions. >> Get your hand out your pocket. hair, brown eyes, dark. >> I love that he goes straight to gun when passenger starts moving around all weird and hanky. Um, it's, you know, he's not showing him his hands. That officer is giving very, very clear instructions that that guy is not listening to. Um, you, that guy's getting real close to getting shot. Um, and he should that guy is doing things that like that movement in the car. That's not normal movement for a person. And I like that that officer immediately recognized it, saw it, saw that he couldn't see his hands, goes straight to gun, is ready for if that suspect presents a weapon to deal with that threat. Um, ultimately they get him out, you know, and obviously he's got to be taken into custody. But I really like the fact that that officer on the passenger side is not only a great backup officer, but he's tactically sound in not only recognizing a threat, but then giving clear commands on like, "Look, this is how you don't get shot. Do what I tell you to." Um, I I love that. I loved It was great cop work.