department once the incident, the shooting itself, is over, and now you're talking about the time period of rendering aid and, you know, calling for paramedics to come and all of that, it could be that maybe they have that policy for privacy issues. that to shut the mics off so that other information isn't going into those recordings, that's not exactly relevant to the immediate response where the shots were fired. i don't know. it certainly looks bad. and again, the police department needs to get out in front of this and explain what they're doing other whether that is policy or not, whether they consider that wrongdoing or not, and that it will be investigated. i think that's where to me in many of these incidents you don't have the department responding publicly to at least what they can say. they're not going to know every little detail about it, but say they're committed to a diligent, fair investigation of the incident, including that issue about the microphone, the number