also as the truth. getting that information verbally from him, trying to asset if there are other people involved, going around the areas, securing the area, finding out where he lives, his residency. they immediately want to go there, assess the environment, looking at the dimg tall footprints, looking at who he's talking to, contacting family and friends, doing all these things. you don't want to leave the scene until you really know what's going on and you feel comfortable leaving the scene. so them staying there and taking their time is a wise thing because they're trying to make sure they check all those boxes, not make it -- you can't make any assumptions, right? you can't assume, okay, we've got him, good. also, how many weapons did he have? did he have any explosive devices? if you're looking at a large amount, there might be a question, well, did he get resources? did someone else help him? any other individuals involved? once you can say with some level of certainty, okay, we can