There ain't nothing about it. What's your address? Do something about it. How about that? >> Do you know English? >> You like I won't >> like do what? Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. Take that off. Take it off and see. >> Okay. Let me see. >> Yeah. >> Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. Take it off and see. >> Well, what you laughing for? I'm writing your Take it off. [Applause] >> Yes. >> This kid obviously singles himself out and he starts talking and talking is fine. talk all you want. We're used to having smack talk at us. Not a big deal. But the other thing that we're looking for is we're looking for something called pre-fight indicators. So, we're looking for reasons. And just being verbally aggressive is one. Absolutely. But as he is telling this cop that he wants to fight him, hey, take your vest off and he's balling up his fist and he's squaring up, closing that distance. Those are all things that we interpret as law enforcement as, hey, this guy might want to fight me. And since he's the loudest one and he is causing the disturbance and then he has all these other pre-fight indicators, good on this officer for not waiting and having this kid take a swing at him or push him. He just he takes the kid to the ground. Um, obviously he's, you know, he's built like a little twig. So the kid goes down to the ground and I think this kid immediately recognizes like, "Oh, I'm a child and I'm dealing with a man.