[0:00] Oh, you got an oh NO you're right on time. I gotta just started off. My apologies. Welcome. Thank you. Glad to be here. [0:15] Thanks everybody. I appreciate your intelligence, we've got one person on the list here tonight. It looks like Sally. Andy, are you looking to speak as well or are you a casual observer tonight? [0:34] Sounds good. So as we typically do, we we parse it out, but we give you NO more than 10 min, so, yeah, I know. All kinds of time for days. If I might, I had a resident contact me wanted to connect virtually, with a number of things, I don't know that she's gonna be able to do. [0:54] If I might just be able to get like a minute to just kind of concerns and questions on on her behalf cause we had a lengthy conversation, but I think that that would be very appropriate, we'll make sure that's on the list as well. Great, thank you. Good evening, Sally, welcome. Bye. [1:11] I have one question. Can officers anyone for any reason under police surveillance? I don't know the answer to that. I I believe the notion of police surveillance comes from. [1:26] Command staff. I don't think individual officers can do that, but I don't know that for certain. Okay, so it would come from command staff from your, your just that would seem really I would, ask the question. [1:44] If you're suggesting that, well that was gonna be my next question. Yes. I was just your name being in the report is the same as police surveillance because I don't think that's the same thing. Yeah, yeah, I do think it is the same thing. [2:00] And, you know, somebody is driving into the neighborhood with my name in a report and how does it get into a report? It just doesn't show up into report. It's not like, you know, I could say to the police officer, I could call him on a personal line and go. [2:20] Yeah, could you come, you know, my neighbor's bothering me. Could you just come and check that neighbor out for me, you know, and then the police putting it, my neighbor's name in a report and driving into the area? It's not it's it's more official to get your name in a CAD report and just speaking. [2:40] Into what he had said. Well, but I, my next question was gonna be because I know exactly where you're going with it, Sally, and NO, as Jamie said, you're. [2:48] I don't think this does not constitute police surveillance. I think police surveillance I think is decisions made at the command staff level, and your name being in what do we, they weren't even police reports they were called a CAD. The roll call notes is not the same as notes, it's a CAD report. C a. [3:08] AD, it's infuteriated dispatch is what CAD stands for. Yeah. And so. [3:13] For the name to get there, it has to get there in some some way it gets there. So it doesn't just show up there. There is some reason it's in, my name is in a report. You're, you're right, and you asked that question. [3:29] And I asked that question to the chief, and the chief asked the question of the officers and NO o…