That's up to the doctors.

We have had tremendous success with them handling the auto theft problem in this area.

A person on a non-aggravated charge will serve one-twelfth of their time. When they hit the streets, they are going back to their old ways.

The incoming bills exceed the amount we have right now.

That has been a big benefit, we have got a lot of people off the road (because of cell phone calls). It's kind of a neighborhood watch on wheels.

There was nothing out of the ordinary. They went to arrest him, he was fighting with them and they put him in jail. But there is nothing that indicates there was any wrongdoing anywhere.