Typically, in terms of the most common situation we encounter, our community is often victimized by other communities, by individuals coming from other communities. We are not looking at neighbour-on-neighbour crime as often as we are looking at intercity crime. That really has a ripple effect. I think it's more impactful than neighbour-on-neighbour crime, which is typically your pettier crime. People can step forward and move forward from that. The things we're seeing in our community are leaving lifelong, lasting impacts, and then, when we talk about having individuals in these situations, it keeps them where they're at.
