I've got hands up on both of the passengers. >> I If you want to get one of them out, you can. I just didn't want to. I just got a driver out. She's in cuffs right now. So, now we're talking and then the other one keep your hands on the >> Great stop. Great police work. Obviously, deputy sheriff involved. So, things are at that level. Um, I like the fact that he immediately detained the driver, keeps the car from moving anywhere. And then he gives very direct, concise, articulate instructions to the two occupants. Hey, you put your hands here, you put your hands there. Notice that they both complied. No, no use of force whatsoever. No guns pointed. No wasn't yanking anyone out of the car because they were compliant. He gave them a lawful instruction. They obeyed. Everyone's fine. No use of force in this whatsoever. This is how every law enforcement contact should go. But people make bad decisions and they force cops to use force. Cops don't want to use force. It actually creates more paperwork for us. I think you guys understand that. We don't like to use force. Now, we will if we need to obviously keep ourselves safe, keep other people safe. But if you just do what we tell you, life is so much easier. Just like this.