With this, it will give them an avenue to provide information to us that would protect them if they want anonymity.

As much as you want to identify people, there has been a lot (more) time spent ruling out people. That is part of it.

Many times you have witnesses who are reluctant to come forward.

The clerk gave us information about a white male that had just come into the gas station, the convenience store part of it, and assaulted her with a hypodermic needle and syringe and threatened to stab her with the needle and demanded money. A small amount of cash, $150, was taken. The male fled the scene.

We're going to base it on the best information the National Hurricane Center and others have for us at that time. Our first priority is the safety of the players and of the fans. And we're pretty experienced at this.

A lot of this was happening in the parking lot. But it hasn't been a burden to us.