Your story hasn't lined up since the time I arrived here. It hasn't. You've literally said that I didn't get in an accident. I There's no damage on my car. Come look at my car. And now as soon as I point out the damage that would be consistent with the damage to his car. >> from an accident, though. That's from me hitting a curb. >> You're saying that. So, up here you hit a curb that's this tall. >> There's That's not from hitting a curb, officer. That's from something else. >> just something else. Everything that you're saying is not consistent. It's not. So, this officer is part of Bradenton Police Department's THI or their traffic homicide investigators. So, this guy is the I'm in the same unit that I'm in. Um we have a unit part of the traffic unit is called VCU or our vehicular crimes unit. Same thing. They're investigating serious injury collisions, injuries involving fatalities, um big very complex investigations where you start dealing with the physics of recreating um vehicles moving on the roadway and the way and the energy that is transferred from one vehicle to the other and vehicle's movement. It's It's very in-depth um and really focuses on the the minutia of how vehicles move on the roadway. Um they read a lot of evidence, both evidence on the roadway like tire skid or scuff um or yaw. And also, you start talking about intrusion into a vehicle, um how much a vehicle crushes, how it compacts um during the course of a collision investigation. So, a lot of this is This guy is a is the top in vehicle collision investigations. Him investigating this collision is like a homicide investigator investigating a schoolyard fight. Like that's how simplistic this vehicle collision investigation is compared to other investigations that this unit does and is involved in. Um so, when he's looking at this very quickly he comes to a conclusion based on training and experience that is far above the level required to of any other police officer to investigate this collision. He is absolutely the right guy for this job.