If we find his ID, identify who he is, and we just going to let him chill, let him go. He'll probably not here. We'll probably go maybe to 10th precinct and let him go. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You don't think we are? How what what's his condition like? Uh I mean, he's clearly high. Okay. So, is he freaking out? Hear it? Is he making sense? Not really. So, what would you consider that to be? Can he take care of himself? He walk around here and not get hit by a car. We'll run into another window. What option do we have? That's our plan. Yeah, if we let him out, is he going to do the same thing again or run in front of a semi? No. Shut up. So, for a second. So once he gets off the phone and you guys get things figured out the bureau, they don't want anything done. They're not going to do anything. As it turns out, the caller was friends with our suspect and he had been a guest at her apartment many times in the past. He entered through a window because the front door to the building was secure. He found her window open. He was hallucinating and believed her children were in danger.