a saturday morning. >> of course. are so minutes. you have to remember those folks we know from earlier what police hop were tirelessly caring for said. no officer discharged their them will now also have to deal weapon in the course of this with the emotional trama that entire incident. comes along with that. so we are trying to get details we are trained and go through on what took place during that drills and practice this so we timeline. in the end this suspect was can respond appropriately, rapidly and effectively in these ultimately taken into custody by times of crises. officers without incident. but all too often it's when you his weapons, they de -- he are driving home alone after dealing with some of these decided to put those down. things, that's when it starts to they are questioning him to see affect you. if he had help from any others. that's when you need to have a strong the group of support they need to be questioned much members, family members, friends course. and staff that you can turn to federal law enforcement to help you deal with this authorities are scouring his trama. these effects can last for years social media, his browsing after an incidents like this. history. who was in communication with. >> we expect our police officers those are the details we'll be and medical teams to have thick skins. maybe we think they aren't getting the next days and weeks. affected by something like this. in the short term you have 20 but you are just human beings people who lost their lives to