 but was tased simultaneously three times by three officers while he was holding his child. And our argument was, this is clearly excessive force. And the court didn't necessarily disagree that it was excessive force, but said there isn't a case that says that officers are not able to tase a man while he's holding his baby. Therefore, qualified immunity excuses the officer's conduct. It just means the officer will not be held liable in court, and you don't get your day in court in terms of an opportunity to present the case to trial.