40 years as a cop analysis. i call it the tragedy triangle. there's a mental health issue disorder. there's firearms that he owns or has easy access to in the home or where he works or lives. and there's some sort of police interaction event. that's the triangle. and then after that, and that happened with this guy in april. and then after that, tragedy ensues. i mean, you can look at parkland, it's the same scenario. you can look at any number of them. i think the mental health professionals did an evaluation, they did incarcerate him for observation for a few days, but even that might not have stopped it. what the department has got to do better, all across the board, when you know what these people are, when a tragedy triangle shows up, then what are you doing to monitor this guy? are you knocking on his door every once in a while, are you looking at his social media. i'm not saying you should be harassing him or searching him or arresting him, but are you keeping up? do you talk to your families, your neighbors? is there an officer on the