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This was a brutal one, man, and this made me lose faith in law enforcement here in Newfoundland altogether. There's a couple things that have made me lose faith in law enforcement and the justice system here. But this was a big one. I had to go to hospital one night. I can't remember what it was, but I had to go to hospital. It was extremely urgent. I went by ambulance. And the only person who knew, because it was 2 o'clock in the morning, was my neighbor that lived in the apartment downstairs for me. And when I got back the next day, my house was cleaned out, all my electronics, radios, computers, everything was cleaned out. And I was like, what the hell? I called the cops and I was like, you know, well, the only person that knew that I was even going to be gone was my neighbor, this one neighbor. And then he talked to her because she was a chick, and he talked to her and she said, oh, she says she knows nothing about it. And I heard rumors that she had some of my things for sale. So I called the cops back and he was like, yeah, well, without solid proof, you know, pictures or, you know, an ad posted by her, we can't get a warrant. We searched the house. Even though if you know your thing is in there, we can't get a warrant. So all my crap was in her apartment, and they couldn't get in there to search and have a warrant. I lost a lot of respect for law enforcement after that. You know, it's crazy.