 But they didn't see that he had a gun. So it was alarming. They were worried. They were radioing out. They actually pulled back some local police officers who were working traffic to come and help. That's when we had the two officers go. One hoisted the other up. He was hanging on by the roof, made eye contact with the shooter. The shooter trained the rifle on him. He fell back and actually got injured. And at that point, that's when the first time that there was a radio message that the shooter actually had a gun.