Okay, so now, before you counsel, is item number seven, which is the consent agenda, which we have a motion and a second on. So, Madam Clerk, would you please take the role on the consent agenda?

What about Parker?

What about Stacy?

Are you just going to ignore me on the consent agenda? Is that what you're doing? Is that what we're doing?

Alderman Sanders is not.

I'm telling you, you need to be quiet.

No, he's on the border.

Alderman Sanders, you need to be quiet, because you need to be quiet.

Alderman Sanders, if you have one more outburst, I'm going to ask him to remember.

Well, he's talking to me.

He shouldn't be talking to me.

Do we have an understanding here?

Yeah, but do you have an understanding that you don't run policy with counsel?

That's what your understanding fails to do.

You're misinformed.

So if you continue to talk out of order, we're done.

Stacy, yes or no?

On the consent agenda, I have no vote.

Shadle? Aye. Sanders? No. Sellers? Aye. Clemm? Aye. And Johnson? Aye. The consent agenda is approved. Four to one to one abstentia. Y'all don't know what I'm doing here. Five to one. Thank you, Attorney Zito. I have no freaking clue. Alderman Sanders, that's what I'm talking about. You've got to stop it. I wish you would jump up. Alderman Sanders.

I'm not going to do that, gentlemen. I'm not. If this is where we're going to continue, then I'm just going to ask for an adjournment because this is this is a circus. Yeah. Yeah. Because that where we're heading here, council needs to start over. Legitimately, they need we need to start over. Ready to go. I'm cut. I'm out. We have a presentation by the auditor if we can get this under control. We don't even want that because he's OK.

Okay, then here you are again talking out. Officer, would you just please escort him out? I've warned him like 40 times.

Mr. Sanders, can you please stand up? I will not touch you if you just abide by my command, sir.

I'm going to do that. You don't command nothing, okay? Remember that. I pay your job.

I'm sure you do, sir.

Oh, I know you do, and that goes for you, too.

That is not right now a case that we should do.

You are not representing the community in the way it should be.

I know, but there's not proper behavior. We're asking you to please leave.

What are you going to do? Arrest me?

No, I want to just escort you out.

I don't want to get to that.

Are you planning on arresting me?

Because you're antagonizing me at this point.

Why do we have to do this? This is such a problem.

You guys are.

It's discourtesy and it's not properly made here.

How did you get your job, first of all?

You need to leave.

Did I vote you in here to be the chief of police?

You need to leave.

Do you have an official contract?

I'd like a motion to adjourn the meeting.

Do we have an official contract?

Second.

We have a motion made by Alderman Shadle, seconded by Alderman Sellers, Madam Clerk, please take a roll on adjournment Parker? Aye. Stacey? Aye. Shadle? Aye. Sanders? Aye. Sellers? Aye. Clem? Aye. Johnson? Aye. Motion passes, 7-0.