The facility had a policy called the pilter system, and this is what was deemed absolutely illegal by a federal judge. They had a policy written into their standard operating procedures that said, we can keep a child in detention if we deem them to be a true threat. The parents of the kids said, you know, my my child will never look at law enforcement the same way. A number of the ones who were rounded up in that mass arest that day at the school had bad dreams. It's incredibly damaging and dramatic to put a child in jail.