You're under arrest, you need to come to the front door.
Hey. Hey!
[handcuffs clicking]
Police.
Oh [bleep].
What's up? - I'm sorry.
I'm just out for a little bit of fun tonight, that's all.
I got you.
♪ You can't run From the law ♪♪
Call notes say that there is at least one shot heard,
and then I believe that something along the lines
of an argument, uh, sounds like we're getting more 911 callers.
The latest 911 caller, which turned this into
a toned out call, advised that they witnessed one person
actually get shot.
[dramatic music]
Kent Police, over here.
D'you call?
Hands. Hey! - Hands!
Okay.
Okay, hang tight.
Yeah.
[indistinct chatter]
As we get to the scene, we're coming in here, rifles drawn,
and as we're wrapping through the complex here,
we had a neighbour come out and say that the shooting took place
behind their unit,
which is where we located a car
that had the passenger doors open,
which is very suspicious to us.
Kent Police! If you need help, call out to us now.
Yup, stay there.
Yeah? Where?
End on the very top?
Did you see them shoot or anything?
Okay, where did they shoot?
Okay.
Alright, Kent Police, come here, please.
Come here. Do not go back in the apartment, come here.
Thank you.
Tristan, hands.
If you run, we will chase you.
Walk here now.
Come here, ma'am. Thank you.
What's going on?
What is going on?
We're investigating a shooting right now.
Alana, you're gonna go join your friend over here.
Okay.
You can keep 'em-- - I just wanna know
what's going on.
We're investigating a shooting.
I don't know anything.
Did you hear anything?
I heard gunshots going off.
Okay.
But I don't know who was shooting or what.
I tend to mind my own business.
One of the witnesses was able to say,
"Hey, I actually saw the shooting take place,
I saw the shooter and I recognize that person
to be within the complex and live here,
and he stays in so-and-so unit."
Do you want to hang out in the car for me real quick?
You're not under arrest, just to have somewhere to sit?
She's saying this is her car,
and she's claiming that she has no idea what happened,
but the door should have been locked and shut,
she has no idea why it's open when we got here.
Okay.
Officer Thomas came over and needed me to identify
the boyfriend of the female out here,
which he's most likely up in that apartment, sounds like.
He's on house arrest, but guess what it's for?
Do you know what it's for? - I don't know.
Driving without a license! - Hmm.
Hey bud. Just walk out towards us
with your hands in the air, okay?
I can't hear you, officer.
Walk out towards me, okay? With your hands up, there you go.
Yes sir.
Call, and if they come out, great, [unintelligible]
My understanding is you're under house arrest?
Yeah.
How long?
You get off Monday. Okay.
So it's a really bad time to be doing anything silly.
Yeah.
Yeah. So why are we doing silly stuff?
We didn't just pick out your unit, come all over here,
find gun casings over there...
because I had intuition.
Am I the bad guy today? Okay, so anyways--
I don't know! I don't know the story, bro!
My little brother threatened to kill me today.
Okay.
You wanna grab my phone out my pocket,
I'll show you the text messages.
Sure. This phone right here? - Go ahead.
Just remember you have the right to refuse, restrict or--
Oh, no worries. I have a CPL,
I do have a gun. My brother came here and threatened me.
So when he came, and he came aggressively toward me
and my sister, all of us were downstairs,
I got my niece in my hand, I shot. Yes I did.
He said he was gonna come kill me and everything,
and then he actually pulled up in my apartment,
so I was scared.
I didn't know if he was going to or not, so, guess what?
My CPL's upstairs in my wallet.
I got you. - So is my firearm.
I wanna make sure I collect them all.
Can you, do you remember how many times you shot?
There's three.
Okay. I think I saw four.
I recall three, maybe four. You could be right,
but I was under the stress, I wasn't counting
I wasn't worried about that, I was worried about my life.
I got it.
Yeah, he didn't care. - Damn.
We're gonna have to seize that gun tonight for evidence.
So, officers talked to the suspect.
After a little bit of rapport building and banter,
got him to admit to him firing off his weapon
that he possesses.
He didn't realize, I don't believe,
that he was going to jail after he explained
his side of the story,
but his decisions to crank off rounds
in a highly populated apartment complex in our city...
is indeed against the law.
He'll be going down to Kent Jail tonight
for two gross misdemeanor crimes.
Reckless endangerment, and the other one on there would be
the unlawful discharge of a firearm.
Alright guys, let's go inside, okay?
So, we're thinking overdose, so he's gonna hit him right now.
I'm not going to care when I kick you out on the street.
I'm not going to care when I kick you out on the street!
Every day is different on what's on my mind,
while I'm patrolling around.
You're wanting to stay alive,
so hyper vigilance throughout the day.
I mean, I'm looking at every driver we drive past,
everyone we're stopping at next to at a red light.
All the hot spots, you know, there's not a spot in Burien
that me and my partners don't have some form of a critical
incident memory of.
And, that's a message that I'd love to get out there,
is that where a normal, everyday citizen experiences a couple
critical incidents in their entire life,
like, we experience hundreds, y'know?
Multiple times a year.
And it may have been that morning that we experienced one.
We are humans,
and I think the general public needs to understand that.
Cause I think there's an expectation that we're robots,
but we bleed just like everybody else.
[incoming radio call]
[radio] 1700 [unintelligible]
Copy.
Male subject, slumped over the wheel in parking lot.
Vehicle is running, and foot is on the brake.
Windows heavily tinted.
Limited description available, no weapons seen.
Likely, HBD or high,
RP knocked on window, and no response.
It's a 2011 silver Ford Edge. Possibly a DUI.
[police radio chatter]
Yo! Yeah, come around this side.
These are our boys.
I can't see anything.
Nora, 58, last six [bleep].
Okay. The driver's still slumped over behind the wheel,
there's narcotics paraphernalia all over their lap.
Foil with a burnt blue, and some other stuff.
I think the door's unlocked.
It's like a really small either female, or long haired male.
I'm just gonna, come...
[dramatic music]
Police. - Oh [bleep].
What's up? - I'm sorry.
Hey, wake up. - Step out.
Don't, don't, don't resist.
You're good. Hey, police. Come on, hop out.
There you go. You're good.
Car's not going anywhere.
Do you have any weapons on you?
Stop pulling away from us. Stop!
It's okay.
Nora 51, she's awake, and we got her out of the vehicle.
Stop. Come have a seat.
You know what? Go take a seat.
Well, right now, just so you understand what's going on,
I- we work with the sheriff's office.
We're investigating possible DUI.
Okay. Hang out with my partner for a sec, alright?
These are your rights, okay?
You have the right to remain silent,
you have the right at this time to an attorney.
Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law.
You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering
any questions.
You have the right to have an attorney present
during the questioning.
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed
for you without cost, if you so desire.
You can exercise these rights at any time.
Do you understand your rights?
So I can have an attorney right now?
You don't wanna talk to me?
That's fine.
What's your name?
Hello?
Well, he just told me not to answer any questions.
You can give your name.
You can give your name, that's different.
Right now, I'm investigating a physical control.
Meaning, you were passed out behind the wheel,
so do you want to have a discussion about that,
so we can figure out what's going on?
Or do you not want to talk? That's where we're at.
What would that result in, either direction?
I don't know how to put that to you any other way.
I'm conducting an investigation, a physical control of a vehicle
under the influence of drugs.
Okay? And possession of drugs, cause I can see drugs
on the seat.
So we can have a discussion about that if you'd like.
You need to make an independent decision
whether or not you want to talk about what's going on.
But I don't know what it means, though.
So how can I make a decision?
That's...okay.
I don't understand. - Am I, am I...
You're making perfect sense. - Okay.
[scoffs]
I know you guys understand what I'm saying.
I don't, actually. I'm very confused
as to what you're saying.
What happens to me?
More than likely, you're going to jail.
Can I just have my lawyer?
Perfect. Okay, you're under arrest.
[handcuffs clicking]
Have you ever been arrested before?
Okay, so you understand how this works.
Okay.
Beaucoup drugs!
Yuck!
She was arrested back in October for this exact same thing.
She'll be going to jail tonight, either for the physical control,
or the possession of the narcotics.
Either way, she's getting a charge for the drugs.
When you are very high on fentanyl,
all your muscles relax, so you might pee yourself,
and she's sitting on a pee pad in the car.
All around, just a rough scene.
But ultimately tonight, making that arrest,
prevented her from leaving
and potentially killing somebody.
You know, she was really high, so if she'd have gotten
on the street, gotten on the road, as a DUI driver,
she could've really hurt somebody.
Get on your knees. Get on your knees.
Good old, trusty in between the seats search.
[police radio]
So, it originally came in as a disturbance,
but has changed to a trespassing.
It's at the UPS Store up here,
seems like there's someone in the lobby area,
pacing back and forth, causing a disturbance,
and they feel like he's high on something, so.
We'll see if they want him trespassed from the business,
or just evaluate for some sort of mental or drug condition.
730, they're putting eyes on him.
Park all the way down here.
[police radio]
You know what I'm saying?
Okay.
From what? What you mean, from here?
Hey, do me a favour real quick, you're just gonna be detained,
okay? - Okay, I'ma be detained.
Now remember, remember, remember,
remember your lead officer been arrested already, right?
Hey, stop.
Remember your lead officer been arrested already.
Remember who you talking to.
733, one detained.
Remember, I'm not going to care
when I kick you out on the street.
I ain't going to care when I kick you out on the street!
I'm not going to care when I kick you out on the street!
With my businesses, in my businesses. Remember that!
Do you have any ID on you?
You're being illegal, I reserve my right,
t-t-to plead the fifth.
You have to identify yourself. - No, I don't.
We have the authorized owner of the property saying that
they've trespassed you from being here before.
I'm pleading the fifth. I- exactly!
You're, you're, you're doing what you're doing.
Hey, listen. If you identify yourself, and we find out
you haven't been trespassed, then you're gonna be released
from our custody.
But you have to identify yourself at this point.
You're the one breaking the law.
Do y'all have his name or anything on--
Yeah boss, he just said he was gonna grab it.
Okay. So, despite me giving you numerous commands
saying you're lawfully detained,
you are not identifying yourself.
No, you're not. But you're not lawfully detaining me.
Okay. At this point, you are under arrest, okay?
So I'm gonna go ahead and search your person.
Does that come all the way off?
Okay, what we're gonna do is we're gonna slide this off,
and we're gonna place another pair of handcuffs
on top of these, so we can get your backpack off.
Were you able to find it?
Oh, you're awesome, man. Thank you.
You're awesome.
If you wanna hang out, I'll get your information
in a second.
You're a bunch of ex-drug dealers! Not officers.
You know what you are. - Okay.
You're an ex-drug dealer. Now with the badge.
Alright, keep your feet out so I can check your socks.
Alright, man, here's the deal.
As of this very moment, you are officially trespassed
from this whole plaza. Okay?
From 2020 West Pensacola Street.
That's from that treeline to that road, do you understand?
Do you understand what I'm saying, boss?
Are you a business owner? I don't know.
Hey, we're not trying to, just so you know,
we're not trying to investigate a criminal act right now. Okay?
So, what brought you here today, man?
Yeah, and what made you not wanna leave
after they asked you to leave?
Hey, when's the last time you had something to eat, boss?
Do you know where you're at right now?
Like honestly, do you know, do you know where you're at
right now?
You sheriff, you sheriff...
from y- employed in that position,
in front of me right now.
Okay, so you don't know where you're at right now,
Mr. [bleep]?
Asking me that.
Alright, so here's what's gonna happen.
You're gonna go to the hospital today, okay?
See what I mean?
You're, the whole time you've been illegal,
my- I'm, like I'm not, you see what I'm saying?
Are you on the same page as me? He's not in the,
he doesn't know where he's at, he's not in the mindset.
He's becoming a danger to others by refusing to leave,
not knowing where he's at.
We can't even trespass him, he's not gonna understand that.
Through consulting with our supervisors,
we determined that he has severe history of being deemed
incompetent, so we decided that the best route to go
was gonna be Baker Act,
take him into mental health custody.
With the threats that he's making to people inside,
we deemed that he's a threat to himself or others
by just hanging around here, so.
Um, he's being placed in our protective custody
and taken for some mental health treatment today.
That's the second time he's drifted into the oncoming lane
of traffic, so I'm gonna make a traffic stop
on suspicion of DUI.
He's picking up speeds now.
[siren wailing]
Nora 40, on view. Likely 404.
Yeah, he's thinking about pulling over.
X-ray 4, you can open the air.
He's pulling over,
and I'll be in Century Plaza.
Hi. Deputy Sleeper, Burien Police.
Do you mind turning down the music?
Oh, thank you very much.
So, uh, the reason I stopped you,
you were going- are you okay, everything okay?
You're good? Okay, alright. So the reason I stopped you,
when you were on Ambalm, you drifted into the oncoming lane
a couple times, so I'm concerned about you, everything okay?
Check engine light's on?
Okay.
Okay. Where you coming from?
Um.
Nowhere? Okay.
Like, friend's house, anything?
Nothing? Oh.
Gotcha. Any alcohol or anything like that tonight?
Nothing?
Not yet? Okay, do you have your driver's license on you?
How do you say your first name, ma'am?
Samazia.
Samazia? Okay, do you mind?
Samazia [bleep].
Samazia, would you be willing to step out of the car
and do a couple of field sobriety field tests for me,
so I know you're good to drive, and I can get you out of here?
Of course.
Okay. Um, I'm gonna tell you right now.
Mmhmm.
I don't know how to say my alphabet.
That's fine. Why don't we come over here?
Go ahead and stand with your feet together,
arms at your side.
Follow the tip of this pen with your eyes only,
don't move your head.
It's cute with the raindrops!
Okay, thank you. Go ahead and step up to this white line,
place your left foot on the line,
and you're gonna take a series of nine heel toe steps
down that white line.
Okay. One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven,
eight, nine.
Alright, so this next test,
I'm gonna ask you to take a preliminary breath test,
alright? Where you just blow into this tube.
It's voluntary.
Would you like to do the test or no?
Okay, that's fine. No problem at all.
You got it? - Yep.
Alright, so right now, you're under arrest for DUI.
Okay.
[handcuffs clicking]
Alright, let's go back to the car here.
Do you mind searching her real quick,
while I read her? - Yeah.
How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight?
None? Okay. Any drugs? Cannabis?
Nothing?
Alright, you can go with him right now, okay?
Of course. - Okay.
Uh, she advised me that there were alcohol containers
in the car. I looked inside, I saw them,
I photographed them for evidence.
They're gonna stay in the car, um, and yeah,
my partner's gonna process her for the rest of the DUI process.
My mama told me,
Hey, be careful
[hiccups]
when you drive, cause...
Beaverton Police, this is your last warning,
or we're gonna force this door open. Come out now!
Well, he's a friend of mine.
Do you speak Spanish? - No, I don't.
How are you friends with somebody for a couple of years,
but you can't speak to them?
I took a stolen vehicle report this morning.
I've been looking for him all day.
He's already ran from one today,
so we'll try to get out with him.
[police siren]
Rogers saw the vehicle.
He got behind it, it was driving C&R, Careless and Reckless.
Where's he at?
Copy, one at gunpoint, one in the passenger seat, 1607.
[police siren]
[dramatic music]
363, I'm out with 261.
[dispatcher] Copy.
What do you need?
[unintelligible]
[handcuffs clicking]
[police siren]
Face away from me.
Get on your knees. Get on your knees.
That's fine. Get on your knees.
Interlock 'em. Interlock 'em.
That's fine.
[handcuffs clicking]
I got both occupants detained, but I didn't clear this car.
Okay.
He gave me the keys to the car. - Stand up.
Aaah, wait. My ankles, bro!
That's fine.
You got anything that's gonna poke me, stick me, hurt me?
No, no, bro.
But that was your report?
Yup, that was in my report. So.
Am I going to jail?
No, you're just being detained for right now.
I talked to the owner. He didn't let you borrow it.
He did let me borrow it!
No, he didn't, I talked to him this morning.
[police radio]
That's fine. That's fine, man, hey, that's fine.
That's your story, you stick to it.
[police radio]
Ohh, he gave you his cards, too?
Yeah.
You're Travis?
Um, Travis is the owner of the car.
That's where I was going to.
[police radio]
I'ma check the car for some other stuff,
he said should be in there.
Good old, trusty in-between the seats search.
[police radio]
Aha!
Got some crack pipes!
Got three phones, one of them is the victim's.
You got these in here, I don't know what they are.
I don't know if it's his,
or the guy was making it his own,
but there are knives all over this vehicle.
Got a butterfly.
They were all on the driver's side.
Awesome.
And then um, the pipes were here. The pills were here.
Okay. Yeah, I mean, they're his.
This guy came out, as he was gonna sleep in his car,
and invited him to the tent and he went.
Woke up to his pockets pickpocketed,
a hundred something dollars stolen out,
including the keys and then the car was gone.
When he tried to say the owner of the vehicle
let him borrow the vehicle, I know that was false,
cause all his cellphone, his documents,
everything is in that vehicle.
Why is somebody gonna let somebody borrow the vehicle,
and leave everything in it like that?
So right now, he's homeless, has no vehicle, no phone.
Went through his phone,
attempted to make some phone calls,
to see if he tried to reach out to anybody,
but nobody's answering, so.
At this point in time, I called for a tow truck,
and they're gonna have to take possession of the vehicle
for safekeeping until Travis can get notified
that his vehicle was found and recovered.
So, we think we found this person we've been looking for.
He's been...
running from us for multiple months,
so we're gonna go in on foot,
just confirm he's probably inside one of these apartments.
And then, set up a team to do a takedown if he is there.
Huh?
I don't know.
Just walk up here and take a look if it is him.
[unintelligible whispers]
Oh, you have?
Yeah.
You hold this, I wanna make sure there's no exit out the back.
Yep.
10-4. Can you pin our... [unintelligible]?
And put us on a warrant service at this address
that we're at?
And Dispatch, you wanna check with County just to see
if they have anybody free, if they wanna help out.
If not, just let us know.
So while we were making an approach to find the guy
that we're looking for, we came around,
saw this guy smoking outside his apartment.
He looked over at us and bailed right inside.
Figured out what his name was,
and he has an outstanding felony warrant
out of the sheriff's office.
[dog barking]
This guy goes out that way, to get out of here, so.
[unintelligible]
Platz. [dog barking]
Hey, come out here.
Come here, ma'am.
Come over here.
Green shirt, come this way!
Come this way!
[dog barking]
What are you doing?
Can you walk over here? - Come to us, please.
[dog barking]
This is the police.
We have a warrant for your arrest.
Come out now!
We know you are in Apartment Number [bleep].
If you do not come out, we are coming in.
We'll break through the door if we need to.
Is he gonna come out?
Or she's just getting the kids out?
She said her eight year old granddaughter's inside too.
[dog howling]
Platz.
She said her daughter is also in there.
Nah, we watched him go inside. - Yeah, I told her about that.
Was she going to get everyone else out of the house, or Brian?
I told her to. She wasn't very cooperative, though.
Residents of Apartment [bleep],
we are going to force the front door open.
Anybody unwilling to come out of that apartment
will also be placed under arrest for hindering prosecution.
53-03, we're going to force the door.
Beaverton Police, this is your last warning,
or we're gonna force this door open.
Come out now!
[ram thudding]
Out and around.
Hey, come to the front door now.
You're under arrest, you need to come to the front door.
Let me see both hands and come to the front door.
Get out here, now!
I'm not coming out. I'm not under arrest, I did nothing.
I'm giving you a chance to come out,
or we're coming in and you're going to jail,
and you're going to jail. - No, I'm not!
Yep.
I'm good with my taser.
Monique, show us both hands.
Monique, Monique.
You're under-- - No I'm not.
Go with him, and cover that bathroom.
Come down the stairs, please.
Don't you start!
Come down the stairs, please, right now.
What? - You're under arrest.
Can you cover them? - Yeah.
Put your hands behind your back. Should've just came outside.
Go walk to the front of that car.
679, we have three detained.
We'll just hold the signal two for a couple more minutes.
My granddaughter's sleeping here.
Uh, can you go to this, uh, this side of the car?
Why, what's all this for, this is crazy, bro!
You have a warrant! - For a FTA?
Yeah! - I mean, come on man,
you guys are breaking down doors for FTAs
and [bleep]?
You should've come outside. - What about the [bleep]?
We gave you plenty of opportunities to come outside.
For hindering.
So you see all these lights, and us yelling on the PA,
Everyone inside, come--
Yeah, I heard that. - Yeah, you heard that, right?
And we told you we were gonna break your door down
if you don't come outside, and you guys still didn't
come to the door.
My mom came down to deal with it,
and I was in the room with my daughter and,
her phone up loud so we couldn't hear.
You just told me you heard it!
Uh, them, I'm gonna do a solid.
I'm going to give Monique a citation,
and Grandma a citation,
so they don't have to go to jail.
That's my mama, aight. Thank you.
Thank you, could you tell my mom that I uh, locked my dog
in the bathroom upstairs?
Yeah.
Thank you. - Yeah.
With warrants, we don't have discretion to give warnings
on warrants, unlike traffic violations.
A warrant is a judge signs a document and says,
you shall arrest this person,
so we have no discretion at that point.
A lot of times, you get out on foot,
you start to hear a lot more,
you see a lot more,
and it just starts something new, so.
It was interesting how things unfolded on that call.
[incoming radio call]
[dispatch] 360, southbound.
X-Ray 40, code two with AED.
Uh, so we got dispatched to an AED call.
Someone's having some sort of medical emergency,
so we're gonna respond to that.
[police siren]
[unintelligible]
Alright guys, let's uh, do me a favor. Let's go inside, okay?
Okay.
Hi, Sheriff's Office.
Come here!
[dog barking] Hi, police.
[unintelligible]
I'm gonna call grandma and grandpa right now.
[frantic background talk]
Yeah.
Hold down, get a good seal.
Give me two breaths for him. Good?
Yeah.
You guys, come here.
Oh that's good, keep breathing.
So we're thinking overdose, so he's gonna hit him right now.
He's got a pulse.
When was the last time you saw him conscious?
Move the table.
Let's do this.
He just got back home, he has [unintelligible]
Ryan, wake up! Hi. Hey, you're not in trouble.
Hey, Ryan, we think you overdosed, brother.
I don't know what you're talking about.
That's okay, that's fine. You're not in trouble.
Just hang out right here, okay?
The fire department's gonna come check you out.
I'm fine, man. - Okay.
The way this is gonna work,
either you can go to hospital on your own accord,
or we're gonna have to force you to go,
which basically means
No. You're going in an ambulance one way or another.
Ryan!
I don't [bleep] [bleep] need a hand!
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Get off [bleep]!
Get off me!
You're on my [bleep] lawn [bleep]!
So we got here, and the subject wasn't breathing.
He did have a faint pulse, he was definitely purple,
not getting enough oxygen.
And his pupils were pinpoint,
which is telltale use of opioid overdose.
His child found him, and there was no telling how long
it had been.
So he could have been that way for hours, minutes.
And depending on the dose and the user tolerance
and things like that, there's no telling how long
he would have had before that overdose would have been final.
So, that was a pretty significant overdose.
The problem with Narcan is that it wears off,
and so there's a real possibility that wearing off
before the drugs in his system wear off,
and he could re-overdose.
And if he's not in a medical setting, it could be fatal,
so whenever we at the Sheriff's Office administer Naloxone,
um, we take him to the hospital.
Someone in a vehicle stating that they are being kidnapped.
[radio] They're taking the exit now.
They're actually exiting on to this road right here.
They're gonna be to the west of us.
[radio] I think he's good for an investigative stop at this point
if you can attempt it, do it.
He's actually alone on that traffic stop right now,
so we're gonna try and get there as quickly as possible.
[chiming]
Normally, I have that stuff in a case or something.
Just carrying it on you?
Well, there's supposed to be a couple of marijuana joints
in there, I think.
It's what it is.
Yeah, that's what it is.
Just this? - Yeah. Yeah. Mmhmm.
Occasionally, I smoke marijuana.
Well um, we may be staying for the entire night,
I'm not sure. It's not my room.
Um, another fella.
Just hang out with this guy for a second.
Okay. Alright.
How long were you planning on staying?
It depends on how things went, you know.
What do you mean, how things went?
Well, we're having a, y'know...
He doesn't speak very good English,
so he was speaking--
Do you speak Spanish? - No, I don't.
How long have you guys been friends?
I've known him for a couple of years.
For a couple of years? - Yeah.
How are you friends with somebody for a couple of years,
but you can't speak to them?
You get what I'm asking?
Because um, they have a cellphone
and they can translate the English.
Alright, where'd you pick him up from?
He was at my condo.
At your condo?
Yeah. With my other friend who was up here as well.
Is there any reason why we would get a 911 call? Or a call?
I don't know why. See, he was speaking Spanish
to somebody on the phone, but I have no idea
what they were saying.
That's where I'm getting confused again,
cause you're saying you've been friends with him
for a couple of years, but you can't--
Well, I haven't known him that much, you know,
I've known him for a couple of years, but I have not--
You've known about his existence for a couple of years?
Yeah.
Okay. You said earlier you guys were friends.
Well, he's...
yeah I could consider him a friend,
even though I don't, I've never spent much time with him,
you know?
He's a, he's a, he's more of a friend with my, uh friend,
who's at the hotel right now.
Okay, just hang out there, okay? Don't go anywhere.
That story doesn't add up too much.
"I've been friends with him for a couple of years,
but he only speaks Spanish, and I don't?"
Doesn't, doesn't make sense.
No.
Okay, so you're good.
Do you have any other questions for me?
No, I don't. - Okay.
It's just an embarrassing situation.
No, you're good.
I'm just out for a little bit of fun tonight, that's all.
I got you.
Alright man, you're free to go,
if you don't have any other questions.
Take care, gentlemen.
You too.
You're good, boss! Good.
A lot of question marks around it,
but ultimately, I mean, if he voluntarily
got into the vehicle, then...
He said he was comfortable going out with him.
Two friends, so.
More power to him.
Yup.
Alright.
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