At this point, I think it's worth mentioning that, in the past, when someone has been charged with killing a police dog, those charges have also been laid alongside a number of other charges associated with the individual's actions and offending. In fact, as my colleague Ginny mentioned earlier tonight, the individual charged with the murder of police dog Gage in 2010 was actually sentenced to a total of 14 years in prison for the total of his offending, which related to a number of offences.