Officer Dominguez, man. Did you educate them and let them know we we was good to go in? >> Yeah, just as long as you stay with them in the perview of what the general public is allowed. >> Exactly, man. I know not to go past anything restricted. I was trying to explain it to them, but they weren't interested. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, I think some people just don't like cameras and all that stuff, you know. >> Yeah, I feel you, man. But I mean, you know, it's crazy. They look behind me up there in the ceiling. Come on. You know what's the logic? >> They they look at it differently. >> I understand. But I'm I'm just saying in terms of cameras, you know, >> that's why they they see the camera, they know it's there, but they look at it differently where where they feel that's there to protect them, which it is. And to catch things change that happen, whatever, >> versus someone that they don't know just coming off and just recording everything there. >> I mean, I hear what you're saying, but 2025, come on, man. Like, you know what? Every time a Tesla drive past you on camera, so it's like it's weird. >> Most of the cars nowadays, they have everywhere for, you know, when you operate on sensors and stuff. >> You're right, man. I actually been to Hillside before. I >> I actually been to Hillside. I've um documented you guys city before. Uh I think I did like a post office and you guys the other two officers were great. The sergeant not not he's a sergeant, right? >> Yeah. Not exactly. But I mean I I remember being here and uh second morane they called the cops again. It was like at a post office. I'm like you know. So but you did let them know though, right? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well cuz security definitely needed to know. I'm going to offer him these. Just wanted to offer you these man. That's Yeah. On behalf of TTA and the family. Appreciate you. So >> just what what's your goal? >> Education. Education at the end of the day, man. Because it's, you know, to be honest, there's a lot of people that don't know that we have these rights and tax credit, you know, taxpaying buildings. And so when they see, man, I'm all good. Sorry. What's your name and pass number again? I remember being with you. Oh, yeah. You remember about? Yeah. There you go. About a year ago. >> Yeah. Sergeant 147. >> 147, man. So, did you let them know? Sergeant. Yep. Hey, I just need a cat number from one of you guys. We'll be good to go. Sex for today. Give me a second. I'll run to the car, write it down for you, give you my business card. >> All right. Appreciate it. Do better. There you go. So, uh, yeah. So, uh, man, yeah, we forgot we had been out here to the city of Hillside. Did Hillside, too. I thought we was in Westchester, but, uh, security here, we got he got us nuts right there, and he said appreciate his all love. See like he tried to simmer down a little bit by saying it's all love, but we still want to offer him his nuts because uh, regardless, I bet he's still salty, so Oh, officer De put his name, badge number on here, so it's all good to get back. We going to fill this out, man. And rock on now. >> Yeah. She got she got it. >> Okay. >> Sir, if I could just get a a snap received copy of this, we'd be set for the day. >> You want to do it now? >> A snap received copy. >> Yeah. That you guys receive in my foyer. >> He You probably would probably want to tell someone that's probably familiar. >> Oh, yeah. That young lady. Here she comes, sir. The young lady right there. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Please see you again. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Last names of all office employees. >> Yeah. First and last names. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> For what year? >> Just office employees. So, who's ever here? >> Yeah. I mean, why are you going to try to fulfill your Are you designated for your office? Oh, okay. My name. >> Oh, okay. Cool. Um, yeah. Like I mean, if you can get it now, it's cool, but it's no rush. Like you say, you guys do have five days. It'd be beautiful though if you can fulfill fulfill it. Now, that only happened to me once. like someone was actually able to give it to me right there. So, yeah, for sure. >> So, I I know I I definitely try to want to say I appreciate you trying to just deescalate a couple of times and try to get security to come to the side and let them know obviously what we're doing is constitutionally protected. That's a right. However, uh the young lady in this office right here u did authorize this young lady to call the cops for something that's uh not illegal. And I think that's the disgusting part of it. So, like who do I contact in terms of the highest person here in terms of management? Who do I speak to to file a complaint? >> Um, that would be the township supervisor. >> Township supervisor. >> I can try to get his email. Would that be okay? >> Yes, email and phone number should suffice. Appreciate it. Okay. Okay. >> Um, where would I send everything to? >> Oh, so so okay. How would how I how I'll do it? I always fill these out anonymously. I'll call you guys in 5 days to see if the materials are ready and if so, I'll pick them up in person. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> That's why it would have been great if you could have fulfilled it today. But that's okay if you can't. Then we just wait the five and just need a stamp to receive copy to receive and we should be safe. Okay. >> For sure. So yeah, we definitely going to uh this young man is going to get all the contact information for us. So yeah, because that was that was uh that was a call for it, man. She she didn't have to do that, man. You know, obviously he knows. You can tell that this young man knows, you know, everybody should know. So after the complaints, uh moving forward, they will know. So they know partially now because they called the cops and we never ran at the end, man. Y'all stay so long. the email and that's the phone number with the extension. >> Okay. So, it's um >> I see the name on the door. Is it Michael? >> Michael. I'm going to give this to your >> Oh, okay. >> You have to do I appreciate it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> 7844. Is it 449 9300 or 4,300? >> 4300. >> 4,300. And that that's what that's his direct line. Yes. >> Okay, cool. Michael A. Cor. How do you say his last name? >> Corgan. >> Corrian. Okay. Coran. >> Okay. So, that's >> All right. That's a copy of it for you. >> Yeah. So, here, date of receivable. This is my business >> business card. Okay. Appreciate it. Thanks a lot. >> You're welcome. >> And then I got this right here. And then one last thing. What's the direct like number to this office right here? The direct line. >> It would be this one. The 7084494300. >> Oh, okay. For his his extension is 225. Okay. So 7084494300 is the number to this direct line. Okay, great. All right, appreciate it. What's your name again, sir? >> Man, James, nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you, man. >> Appreciate it. All right. >> All right. You too.