 By the time it had happened, all the cameras was around it. How I felt as an individual, I had a friend by the name of Tina Peasley at the time, who was a well-known community activist. And I had said to myself, what if they had did this to her? She was also a hairdresser and was well-known in the community and had done work with Grandma's House. And I felt appalled because it reminded me of how blacks were treated in the 30s and the 40s and the 50s when looking at their civil rights. And I felt that this was...