Stop. Stop right now. Stop. Switches hands. Stop the car. Stop. Break that window. Have you lost your mind? Sir, I I I've told you that I was trying to safely make it to the police department. Yeah. No, you do not get to dictate where you stop. He was driving, but the car is hers. She's got a kid in it, so I was going to get her out of here. She can't take this car. He was used in a crime. You're going to have to call for a ride, ma'am. I'm sorry. You shouldn't have fled from the police. This officer sounds like he wants to release the car to the registered owner who is the passenger. Supervisor's like, "Absolutely not. I I'm not mad at that decision. I mean, I I get it. Sometimes you need to be empathetic, but I also like this supervisor being empatheticless and saying, "No, this vehicle was used in a crime. It's now evidence of the aforementioned crime and we're going to take it as evidence and we're gonna take your car seat out. You're going to go and wait. You're going to Uber home. Then you're going to think about the kind of man that you allowed to be a father and the poor decisions that that guy made that left you without a car. So sit and think about that in our lobby.