gray area and we have to close that gray area down, make it very, very clear that we need to respect the fourth amendment. >> there are a lot of concerns about drones anyway. when you talk about drones actually being able to taser somebody, or shoot rubber bullets, there i think are two concerns primarily that come up with the public. one is, drone snooping. and two is the accuracy of using a weaponized drone. do you know if this sheriff's department is going to have any sort of operational training in terms of trying to use one -- utilize one of those drones and do you know if the two drones they have are weaponized yet? >> i believe that they're not weaponized yet. and i don't know if there's anything in the plans for the training. but one clarification that should be made, and it's probably very important for your viewers, is that north dakota isn't one of the first states, isn't the first state to legalize weaponization. this bill had intended to prohibit weapons, both lethal and nonlethal.