Ron Bateman

the numerous hours that they work because of lack of staff, they have to work automatic overtime.

I'm married to a former dispatcher.

I've heard it.

I know all about it.

I know about the downfalls of their, their empathy that they, some of them lack.

Some of them are very, it's, you know, it's a, it's a job that they treasure and they, they speak to every person like it's their family member, but some of them are just cold and just relay that empathy.

I don't give a crap attitude like this dispatcher did.

Competency is everywhere, and definitely with the high turnover rate of dispatchers, it's prevalent.

Yeah, I tell you what I would do is I would double back and go to where he lives and check not only his ring camera, which he probably has one.

He's a

So, you know, established businessman, doctor and his entire neighborhood and try to put that person that was in the alley

Coming out of his front door, passing by his next door neighbor, getting into his car, et cetera.

And, you know, I've talked about this a million times on your show about the transference of evidence principle.

Every time you go somewhere, you take something with you from the scene and you leave something there.

Hence the DNA, hair, blood, spit, blood from that road that he's walking on.

There's so many things.

Prince, like we talked about earlier, there's so many things.

His car, maybe the later search of his car, maybe had that black hoodie inside of it, his black tennis shoes.

What he's wearing is pretty stiff.

You got jeans, you got black tennis shoes.