we've had to cover the cases, it seems more and more routine that law enforcement are engaged in the shootings of unarmed civilians. they have a particular script about scuffles and going for the gun or taser and then fearing for their lives. and this story shows us the limitation of dash cams. this is why i'm not a huge fan. the same type of law enforcement who will use deadly force on an unarmeded civilian on the way this officer did is the same kind of officer who might manipulate the cameras or the urn the cameras off. the routine nature that you're talking about, ed i think filters into this entire discussion. law enforcement folk are looking at cases like trayvon martin ta mir rice eric garner and they're siding with law enforcement. they're saying it's tough out there. it's dangerous out there. they have to protect themselves. and this is the narrative that they use every time in these shootings. we were fortunate and this family was blessed to get access so we could have the truth in this particular case, and it explodes the previous narratives. your common sense question is going to continue to go