tuff before any houses burned down. Now that's just about the most evil crime you can imagine, setting somebody's house on fire so you can rob it. The level of evil in that is hard to imagine.

There was however one poor individual, a criminal, who had a little blowtorch and he was trying to allegedly set something on fire, presumably for that purpose. We don't know what he was thinking but he looked like he was doing it probably as part of that gang burning down homes. And he got spotted by some of the locals. The locals sent their men out. I saw the video of it and you might be surprised that none of the women came to help, which is good. I didn't want them to. But if you want to have like a little glimmer, just a little glimmer of hope, you watch the video of the maybe half a dozen men who confront this guy who still got the torch. One of the men is armed but he doesn't point it at him. He just has it ready in case he needs it, warns him to stand down. The other men surround the situation and they take him out. Now I mean they took him to the ground and handcuffed him and waited for the police.

And watching those men not have any backdown in them, there was no backdown. They were going to take him out one way or another. They were going to shoot him, they were going to kill him if they had to. Preferably they would capture him and hand him to police so we could know more about whatever he's up to. And that's what they did. But I'm pretty sure if their only choice had been