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we have deven who are my classmates. they are fantastic. lieutenant marino, lieutenant pain here, these are lieutenants who fight the good fight, we have lieutenant marine, he's the lieutenant with the most experience in the investigation. he is leading our 6-person investigation team. the number of recruits that we have is dynamic. currently we had eight and just got two of the lateralis that just came in. this helps us significantly as it relates to our staffing issues. this is just a break down of the languages that you will see. we speak 12 languages. we have 10 languages represented at tenderloin station including english. for those of you that are familiar with these trends, fto, our field training officers. we have 26 of them which means we can handle more recruits when they are sent out to our police academy and they are from a regular duty if there is a critical incident with special police officers they are called out for perimeter duty or other auxiliary positions like crowd control. we have 11 members of tenderloin that are cit

he is in for devens, massachusetts.e wants to file mental illness, has to do so by may 7. the trial will begin november 3. still has a ways to go. >> do you think he will be able to get grounds for mental illness? talkurn's -- doug burns, to me about this case. he said mental illness is a possibility. he said what happened behind the scene is an incredible due diligence. they want to make sure this thing is completely locked up. which is also why it has taken longer than usual. said they are dotting every i and crossing every tea. >> you want to make sure you do that of course. year's about this marathon. how will the preparation be different and security be different? >> two views. mayor walsh says the marathon will not be fundamentally changed. it will be the marathon we have always seen. the police commissioner evidence says we will have plenty of assets, and if need be, they will be rolling in very quickly. what people see him the outside is not necessarily what is happening. >> i imagine the people of boston are so