other direction. there may be legitimate police purposes for drones, but to fund them out of this community policing -- >> some of it is for technology, like to know if there's gun fire in a neighborhood and to protect cops. >> you could make the argument that they could be the eyes of the police. >> but what surprises me is there's so little approach to what was essentially a approximate cause of the unrest in new york and ferguson, which is the grand jury decision, and there is a simple policy and a solution, that there it's an inherent conflict of interest between the prosecutor and the cop. it's not anybody at fault, but that's the way it works because the prosecutor works with cops every day. so it seems to me there's an easy approach after that that ought to be at least tried out where there's some change of who the prosecutor is, either from another jurisdiction or a special one, but some way to