Sergeant Curtis

From policing.

And, and so one of them, so, so Kevin was in an,

Anyway, he was in a shooting where he actually had gone into the house and the guy literally at one point had taken – I think he took his weapon and fired.

And I mean like the –

the bullets are going right by him.

I mean, he was like, just, you know, anyway, that guy ends up, you know, die, dying.

And I'm almost positive that he ends up dead and that Kevin's so flipped out by it.

And so it's so traumatizing to him.

He ends up taking a stress disability retirement.

Well, he ends up meeting Mike who Mike was, they were in a car chase and,

I think he was a sheriff and they were in a car chase and they eventually get jammed.

He and the other car ended up getting jammed together and they end up firing because the guy's trying to drive the car, move the car and trying to hit him, something along those lines.

And he ends up firing that and killing the guy.

And that obviously, you know, that upset him also.

And so he ends up taking a stress disability.

They ended up starting the, because both of them are having, they're both thinking about self-harm.

So it becomes a problem for them, right?

Not just that thought process, but with their families.

Like Mike, sorry, Kevin has several examples where he's snapping, he's becoming violent, he's just jittery, the whole thing.

They end up retiring.