Beyond that, if someone brings another kind of weapon in, and they are discovered, as a practical matter we can't get them out of jail. If they violate Mexican law and they are caught, we are certainly there to use every avenue of persuasion to convince the authorities the introduction of the weapon was inadvertent. We help them obtain the best counsel they can. We make sure they are accorded all the rights they have under Mexican law. It's a real serious problem because the penalties are quite severe.
Penalties can go a lot stronger than that.
They essentially treat you as though you are a gunman. We go through peaks and valleys. In the last two months we've probably averaged one firearms arrest per week. So it's rare that a week goes by that we don't have someone detained on some sort of firearms or ammunition charge. In the last several years Mexico has been in quite a crisis of security, which is why public consciousness of firearms is the way it is.