 But the police don't know that. When somebody's coming at you with a weapon with the intent to harm you, you're not going to say, hold on a moment, are you simply having a psychotic break today? No, they're going to protect themselves. And it's terrible. It's both sides of the aisle. And the families of that individual who were killed, I am sure that it has not been easy for anyone to have to deal with that from the bottom up. I think mental health services have taken the short stick of a lot of this stuff, even though we...