Okay. So, upon arrival, I had seen the Tarant County medical examiner just just turned off the street and onto um the main road. So, according to this situation, it's going to be a domestic assault that involved a shooting because the um because the um the Taran County medical examiner left. I thinking that the person probably um died of because they had just left. But this the scene happened maybe two hours ago. I'm late cuz I was in Dallas. I was in Dallas doing my own scene thing. Not sure which house is isn't is in question. Crime scene unit right here. Although I'm 2 hours late though. I'm 2 hours late. So I'm 2 hours late. Can you stop recording? Somebody shot and killed yourself. Go away. That's wrong. Go away. Go away. Somebody shot and killed yourself. Go away. Go away. This is rude as hell. Go away. Go get some privacy. Go away. Who are you? Who are you? Go away. Well, 2 hours late, but we still had activity. [clears throat] Look at that. on the way. >> [clears throat] >> That would be house number. I forget the house number. I think that's 3009. I think it I think it's 309. Damn, the wind picking up. I'm so cold. I'm not sure the house number as of yet. That's a old um vehicle. They might need a new one. That's like a 2003 if I'm guessing. 2006. I'm about to get out of here cuz I I am 2 hours late though. But I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have been able to walk down this street right here if it was really active anyway. But you could tell something's wrong with the house. Look, they don't have um they don't have blondes up. They got like a towel or a sheet hanging up. It's not like a blonde. Maybe they did have it in the dispute. It got destroyed. Maybe. I don't know. But you heard it late for yourself. I don't I don't know that home address though. It's the It's the active thing though. I am cold. It's sad. It's crime every minute on the minute. If I get that home address, I could request the home information. I think it's 30009 Amber Way if if I'm correct. If I'm correct. I'm not sure as of right now. Yeah, I think I think it's 309. I think so. You see the front of the house look like that should look. Oh, yeah. 379. You close the door. You got a lot of people. You got a lot of people still outside their homes right now. Pictures was being taken somewhere in this pyramid. It's terrible. It's so terrible. It's climbing on the minute every minute. And then people who live on the street will always have to remember this house for something which I will read tomorrow exactly what happened. But they always have to remember what happened um to this house right here. Let me get a good picture with the crime scene unit with the house. Oh, that look good right there. What's up? [clears throat] It's terrible. And then then also the police have to see witness some tragic events. It caught it mess with their mental health. It mess it mess with um their emotions as well. They have to deal with this and come to work the next day like nothing happened. That's why I can't do this no more. Well, not this, but I can't do what they do no more. No, sir. And they get paid they get paid very well. But is it worth your mental health at the end of the day? Is it is it worth your your sanity, your personal life? Even even this lady right here, she has to see crime scene unit. She has to see some stuff that she probably don't want to see. And I don't know how much she get paid, but I'm pretty sure she don't want to see it. The the medical the Taran County Medical Examiner, they got they got it's their job to see it. And I'm pretty pretty sure they don't want to see it. So, you have a lot of people I didn't see it. I just I know I didn't see it. You have a lot of people that have to see this for and that's their job description is to be around crime scenes, the red fluid, um stuff like that. So, it's this this this job is is not easy. Be being a cop is not easy. Not today. Not today. You got people that live next door, across the street that that's that that that's going to hear what happened that probably knew the person that whatever happened. I don't know what happened exactly, but you got people that that that that live right here. They have to witness this and stuff like that. [snorts] It's terrible. I'm about to get out of here, too.