All in all, I would say it was a well-behaved crowd.

If you do hit someone, it could be as bad as reckless homicide if the person is killed by that.

As far as we're concerned, anytime you have situations where people are practicing or targeting police officers in any sense, it certainly is a concern because we battle that on the street on a daily basis.

We were pleased when it turned out the child was unharmed. Probably what happened is the person wanted to take the car, saw the child inside and thought better of it.

We will have a presence of our emergency response group. We will have some units out who will be looking at crowd control and what have you so we will provide an additional presence as well.

We're still very much in the beginning stages trying to determine if there is enough evidence, or basically, what the story is.

We do feel we have good security in place. There is no specific threat to the Big Ten tournament this weekend.

The preliminary motive appears to be some type of argument, maybe over some prescriptions. We are still interviewing some people and still trying to fit the pieces of the puzzle together.

We're really wide open in terms of looking at some things.

We believe there was some evidence that was left behind from the vehicle that we will be able to take a look at to determine, for example, maybe what the color was, maybe even what type of car it was. It also happened on a residential street. So, we're certainly asking for the public's help.