Originally Posted by
N830MH
I didn't realize know ABQ checkpoint does not have security surveillance camera.
I think you misunderstood. TSA's Deputy Federal Security Director reported that the surveillance camera which is located near the document checker podium can be remotely controlled to point in different directions, and that during my arrest, that camera was pointed away from the document checker podium.
didn't the cops just copy the narratives from each other? It doesn't look like they each wrote their own.
With regard to the APD officers' statements that were provided to me in response to my November 19, 2009, public records request, you know as much as I do if you've read what I posted above.
Originally Posted by
ND Sol
It looks like the TSA was handling the process correctly until the photography started.
By "looks like" I think you meant "seems, based on the written statements from ABQ police and TSA staff that were provided to Phil by the City of Albuquerque in response to his November 19, 2009, public records request, that".
I'm not ready to share any related information that is not already available to the public.
can you upload the audio you got from the cops' audio recorders?
I'm happy to publish the content of five CDROMs and DVDROMs that were provided to me in response to my November 19, 2009, public records request.
I'll find a more suitable long-term location later, but for now, I've made available the materials I received from the Albuquerque City Attorney's office in response to my November 19, 2009, public disclosure in a
temporary location.
Of particular relevance to this discussion are:
One of those
audio files, DW_A0008.wav (460 KB, 41 seconds), seems to include the following speech:
Code:
Done.
Done.
You're causing a commotion.
Okay? Done.
I haven't raised my voice. I'm not trying to stop you from doing your job.
[inaudible]
Did you-- Are you flying out, sir?
Excuse me?
Are you flying out?
Yes.
Okay. Well, comply with what TSA's rules and regulations are--
Recording devices--
I plan to comply with all their rules and regulations.
Before you interrupt me:
Comply with what they are a-- requesting of you, otherwise we will esc' you-- escort you out of the airport.
'Stand me?
I understand you.
Okay.
I-- I underst-- I plan to comply with all their rules. I do not believe that there is a rule that bars me from using a camera in publicly-accessible areas of the airport.
This is a federal checkpoint. You can't do it here.
Right now, this is federal.
You can't do it.
I-- I've checked into it and I know that I can do it here.
Well, you can be arre--
Another of those
audio files, DW_A0008_1.wav (18 MB, 26 minutes and 49 seconds), seems to include the following speech:
Code:
00:06 negative, we're in route now
Oh, we're not worried. [inaudible] We've got an hour or so [inaudible]
00:28 So I'm flying with my partner, but um, I got my I.D., um, What's the process that he's going through now?
He's gonna be arrested.
He's gonna be arrested?
Yes, sir, for being stupid.
Really.
Yep.
Alright. Hey, Phil. Hey Phil, I'm staying. Hey Phil.
Yeah.
I'll stay in Albuquerque.
Okay. He said I'm under arrest.
Yeah, that's what just I heard. So, uh--
Officer DIE-lee.
So, um, what kind of info-- I'll jus-- I know, you'll be, we'll be at downtown Albuquerque? Is he going to Albuquerque downtown?
He's gonna be way the-- way out in the bushes
Do me a favor
Well, I
Do me a favor--
Can I you talk to you, sir?
Not yet.
Hey, why don't we [inaudible] and search him get all his items off of him cause he turning on phones, and everything else. We don't know what he-- gonna bomb or something else, man.
I don't consent to any search. I don't have anything dangerous on me.
Doesn't matter. You're under arrest. You don't have no options. Let's go.
Let's, uh... Hey, lemmee-- We could search him now, because we don't know what's on this guy.
He's being searched for [inaudible]
Hey Phil. I'll be around
Okay.
I'm not leaving Albuquerque without you.
Alright.
Just call me. If you need help, call me.
Okay.
[inaudible]
The airport's under, uh, federal, uh, terrorist act. High-- High, uh, security issues [inaudible] the airport [inaudible] government lawsuit
[inaudible] cell phone [inaudible] in his pocket [inaudible] it's activated
Put your hands on your head please sir.
On my head?
Yes.
[inaudible]
[paper ruffling] He was concealing his ID.
The only way you can get a pass is you have to have ID. Only way to get a, uh, airline ticket's to have an I.D.
02:06 I'd like to talk to an attorney. I'm going to remain silent until then.
Let's go. Then please don't talk. Hands down, let's walk with us. Do not speak [inaudible] not speaking. [inaudible]
02:24 Sir, stop walking. Stand right there.
02:40 Stop. Okay, walk. [inaudible] on the left
03:01 I called Ben. [inaudible] Alison.
03:08 She's here. She's on our flight.
[inaudible]
[inaudible] Right here. [inaudible]
03:19 Hey Jesus, let me have one of them chairs, man. I'm a-- I'm gonna use it [inaudible] This stuff is heavy. And I'll bring it back, okay?
03:29 16 10-12 en route 19
03:42 10-4 1-16 1-05 [inaudible] 10-16 [inaudible] 10-4
04:17 [inaudible] 10-4 1-35 1-37
[inaudible] call center [inaudible] 49 what I know about [inaudible]
04:40 radio: get me a statement from all the TSA people [inaudible] I need [inaudible] clips from them [inaudible]
04:59 Go in there [inaudible]
05:03 This thing's heavy, man.
05:15 [inaudible] afterward [inaudible]
[inaudible] wanna leave that in there
05:30 [inaudible]
05:55 Do you have a driver's license or anything in your stuff?
I'm gonna remain silent. I'd like to talk to an attorney.
06:02 Okay, well we're gonna have to look through your bag for you to see if you do have an I.D.
06:05 I don't consent to any search.
Huh?
I do not consent to any search.
[inaudible]
06:53 [inaudible]
07:27 [inaudible]
07:34 If he refuses to depart the area [inaudible] can charge him with criminal trespass, too. Ah...
07:47 He refused several times to leave.
Okay. [inaudible] Don't forget the 90-day barment letter.
07:47 Okay. He's probably going to be uh, 16. We might... Probably just end up arresting him, and do the barment later on. It's up to you.
Okay. How about-- Yeah, well, we need to make sure that we do a 90-day letter on him.
Yeah. You bet.
[inaudible]
Alright.
08:13 Is that the only form of documentation he had in his possession?
08:13 No, we're gonna find out. He said that he doesn't want to give us any information.
08:20 I don't consent to any search.
08:25 [inaudible] have a seat.
08:28 You wanna-- you wanna identify who you are, sir?
08:20 I'd like to remain silent. I want to speak to an attorney.
You don't want to identify yourself? You can say yes or no on that. Okay. I assume your silence says no. You're gonna be booked under John
Doe. You will remain in jail until the FBI is able to identify who you are.
08:52 Does the law require me to provide my--
08:54 Sir please don't talk. You asked-- You said you don't want to talk, and you leave it at that. We're not going to answer any questions.
We're not going to ask you any questions. Please do not talk any further. We've given you a chance to talk.
09:37 Cannabis? Yeah...
10:02 In regards to booking [inaudible] they have to identify him through the FBI now.
10:43 He must be a law student
Huh?
10:46 Must be a law student.
Well, he's getting a first-hand experience right now.
Come here for a second so we can witness me counting this money. [inaudible]
[inaudible] booking slip [inaudible]
11:39 Hang on a second. 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 20, 40, 60, 80, 200, 20, 40, 60, 80, 90, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99.
Two hundred and ninety nine dollars inside his wallet. Lemme double-check to make sure there's not... [inaudible] fifteen dollars
13:17 He's John Doe, we don't have to give him-- we don't have to give him anything back, actually.
13:27 I would've at least made up a name if I were in that situation. He's a law student, he should know that. He's not even authorized
to be flying because he doesn't [inaudible]
13:42 [inaudible] may find [inaudible]
14:26 Take a seat, sir. Have a seat, sir. No, sit on the bench, sir. Thank you.
15:06 [inaudible] enough to say
15:08 [inaudible] ID [inaudible] driver's license? [inaudible]
No, not even that. He had a purpose to come here. It wasn't to fly.
Mmm hmm.
1-10 1-16.
[inaudible] go ahead
15:49 This individual has no I.D. with him. Ask TSA if they received any I.D. on him and if they-- have them explain that, and have them describe what procedure is for allowing someone on a flight without I.D.
10-4
16:29 [inaudible]
Yeah, I just wanted to-- I wanna be, um...
16:47 You take all the [inaudible]?
Ah... Yeah
You might want to double-check it though,
17:24 You know, I'm all for somebody having their, their beliefs, but when you create a situation at the checkpoint that causes a disturbance
17:34 [radio interrupts]
18:12 [inaudible] Ibuprofin [inaudible]
18:52 [inaudible] yeah nasty .... [inaudible]
19:29 [inaudible] so we can't verify him [inaudible] John Doe [inaudible] He's gonna be [inaudible] for a month, 'cause, uhm the feds won't release him 'cause they're under, uh, [inaudible]
19:47 I'm gonna go out and talk to Southwest and see what's the deal with this. See if they presented. If you need me to come back just give me a holler.
Okay.
23:23 Hey girl. Give me a case number, please. Okay. It's alright. Yes. The, uh-- you need the, um, nature of the call. Okay. 39, refusing to obey, and then, um, okay. Hang on a second. [radio interruptions, completes call]
26:37 They didn't check any bags, or they did check in with, uh, with Southwest.
[inaudible] probably [inaudible] this for now