We were kind of being cautious. We didn't want anything to interfere with the process. It's a little frustrating that it takes so long. The events are a couple years old already, and we had to maintain the employees until the arrests.

The reason they were 16 stories up is because that height is suppose to be a deterrent. If you get out that window, you face a 187-foot drop.

We didn't want to set a precedent where an acquittal is grounds for an automatic reinstatement.

I'm very pleased because that whole issue has been a gray area for a number of years.

I have no idea how much it's going to cost, but it's getting done.

Our goal was not to interfere with the process as it was always set to begin. We've put the process in place to ensure that we are able to follow the process, the families are kept up to date, and we have a public hearing that allows everybody to participate.