 where police were only immediately available half of the time, 50%. And it was the same for the 54% of the city's 911 calls for 35,000 batteries in progress. In all, 783,000 high-priority 911 calls, 437,000 of those calls, or 56%, experienced long periods of backlog, meant there were no police available, and the crime was continued. These were crimes in progress, a lot of them.