The paperwork you gave me is only on there to hurt people. You guys don't do any good in the world. >> Sure. I love you. I'm so sorry. Just I will make sure that Justin pays for this with his life. I hate you. I'm pretty sure she just threatened to kill someone. >> I hope each one of you gets shot in the [ __ ] head. So neither one of you can go home to your wife either. Or your kids. If I could shoot you myself I would. If he can say goodbye to his daughter No. What can Cuz you're acting like that you're going to do make it worse for her. No. He No, you you don't bring that. She's so terrible. Her behavior. No, it's too late. You're not going to threaten our lives. This lady's walking the line. A razor-thin line between threatening, intimidating, and just having a First Amendment right to yell at the cops and just and let everyone in your neighborhood know what an absolutely terrible human being you are. Um cuz that's kind of what this looks like. She's got a First Amendment right. She can say things. Um each some agencies or state laws for different states are different about how law enforcement officers can or can't be victims of disorderly conduct. Um which if she was saying that to another person that wasn't a cop and that person wanted to be a victim, they could be a victim for that because those are words absolutely that would um initiate or instigate a physical response. Um which is is our threshold here in the state of Arizona. So, this is in Washington. It's a little different.