You're good. We're The problem is the dangerous ones don't come with a warning label. They're draped in camouflage and look just like everyone else right up until they don't. Come on. Where's the gun at? Okay, don't reach for it. Don't reach for it. Don't reach for it. Put your hands up. Hey. Listen to me. Listen to my voice. I don't want to do this and it's not worth it. The warrants that you have right now >> [sighs] >> With all the computers, screens, radios, paperwork, gear, toys, and everything else we have to use just to get the job done, it's easy to have so much of your attention pulled away that you forget the most important thing, simply being engaged with the stop. Come on. Where's the gun at? Okay, don't reach for it. Don't reach for it. Don't reach for it. Put your hands up. Hey. Listen to me. Listen to my voice. I don't want to do this and it's not worth it. The warrants that you have right now Come on. Hands up. Come on, bro. I don't want to do. Come on. Stop. Don't do it. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't do it. Come on, man. Please don't. Please don't. Show me your Put your Whatever you got in your hand, drop it, okay? Drop it. So, did you saw the gun? He says he's got a gun. Listen, man. I don't want to do that. Sometimes giving up ground is more dangerous than holding it. Always have a plan to end what someone starts. Be professional. Be respectful. Treat people right. But I beg of you, keep your head on a swivel. Chess, not checkers. I come in peace and with respect. I don't bring anger or violence against you. But I plead with you, with tears in my eyes, if you push me to violence, I will end what you started. >> You're good. We're >> The bottle is shots fired.