I just think it's the wrong thing to do, and I think stabbing us in the back is wrong.

We feel comfortable staying with them, ... I feel comfortable on how they've worked with us and on changes they've recommended.

He [Hallowell] doesn't have the exclusivity that we thought we had, but it doesn't exclude us from making them.

First responders are really needed even more. (Katrina) depleted the National Guard; the Red Cross is really stretched. We're the eyes and ears for the first 72-96 hours to help out the community.

[The Brewer company is considering whether it should pursue legal action against Hallowell for the] know-how, intellectual property, technology improvement and trade secrets that he took with him to a new company, ... We're exploring how we will respond to that.

I think we can handle them,