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  • · Deposition for Detective 1-D: (1) Cite the steps that were taken by the…

    ·   Deposition for Detective 1-D:
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    364 365 DA MR . Q And MS. do you recall WN crackhead? CA 3 testifying here today that according to Ms. MR . Objection. 4 she saw one person; do you remember? I’m doing my questioning. PA A Yes. MR. You’ve introduced 6 Q Now, might it not be possible that two something that’s totally out of what 7 people could see different things depending on their MR . You had your 8 perspective? opportunity and you wasted your time. 9 PA MR. Objection; 10 MR. Ms . was a 10 speculation. Asking him to speculate as 11 crackhead too? 11 what two people could see. 12 MR. Don’t answer the 12 A Yes. Depending on where they were, they 13 question. You had from 10:00 to 7:30. 13 could see different versions of the same event or 14 O You knew that was a Vietnam 14 different aspects of the same event. 15 vet? 15 And, in fact, there could be two people 16 Yes, I believe. 16 and one person might see two people and one person 17 O And you had an understanding that he was 17 might see one person depending on where they were 18 a drug user? 18 standing; is that not correct? 19 A Yes . 19 MR. Objection to form. 20 And you had an understanding that he 20 That’s correct. 21 hung out with people that did crack; is that correct? 21 And, in fact, there could be three, 22 A Yes . 22 four, or five people, and the testimony of Ms. 23 MS . stated that she saw two 23 would be entirely consistent with the truth even 24 people; is that correct? 24 though it differs from the testimony of Ms. 25 A Yes . 25 MR. Objection. Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    362 363 N H No, I didn’t. little machine on the other end of the telephone, “The 3 W Who did? number that you have tried to reach is no longer in Police Officer 4 service”? Detective did not make the 5 No, I don’t. 6 probable cause determination either? 6 Q It might have been that? 7 7 MR . Objection. It could have been a machine. 10 8 A As far as I know, the determination was Co By the way, you were asked some 9 made by Kings County District Attorney’ office. 9 questions about 10 I direct your attention to DEF1367 which 10 A Yes. ers 11 is DD5, number 28. It was part of the numerous — of 11 Mr . was a Vietnam veteran? 12 the 25 labeled and clumped together as one exhibit. 12 A I believe so. O 13 Do you recall being asked that? 13 Is it your understanding that he was a 14 MR . Asked what? 14 drug user? PA 15 Do you recall being shown that document? 15 MR. Objection. 16 A Yes. 16 I believe he used drugs. 17 O And it relates to your attempts to 17 Did he hang out with crack whores? PA 18 contact 18 MR. What’s a “crack 19 A Correct. 19 whore”? 20 PA And do you recall being asked 20 Do you know what a “crack whore” is? 21 by Mr. that you were informed that the number 21 A Prostitute that’s a crackhead. 22 had been changed for residence? 22 MR. Is that like 23 A That’s correct. 23 MS . 24 Do you know whether someone informed you 24 MR. objection to form. 25 of that or when you dialed the number, you got a 25 THE WITNESS : Yes . Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    360 361 N O Would you agree with me that on its of this. You’re sitting there laughing W N face, the statement, the audiotape statement seems to raising your voice. It’s been very 4 be at odds with the physical evidence as to where unprofessional. 5 was? MR. The record is what it 6 CA MR. Objection to form. is. PA 7 I caution the witness not to MR . So, I take umbrage to 8 agree with him. it. 9 A I don’t recall the audiotape, and I EXAMINATION BY 10 didn’t prepare this document, so, no, I can’t agree to 10 MR. 11 it . 11 Detective, do you recall being asked by 12 MR. I certainly have 12 Mr . whether you made the probable cause 13 additional material that we’d like to go 13 determination as to whether there was such cause for 14 into, and we’ll have to make our 14 the arrest of in the murder of 15 application at this point. 15 16 MR. Our position is that 16 A I remember him asking me that. 17 the deposition is concluded except for 17 Q And you did not make that probable cause 18 the five minutes of questioning that I 18 determination; is that right?, A 19 want to do to clarify a few questions. 19 MR Objection to 20 The only reason you have more material is 20 form. 21 because you’ve wasted an enormous amount 21 A I did not. 22 of time reading documents that don’t need 22 Who did? 23 to be read into the record 23 A The Kings County District Attorney’s 24 MR. Mr . I take 24 Office. 25 issue with your unprofessional accusation 25 Did you arrest Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    10 ll 12 £3 14 15 lb 1? la 19 20 ?1 22 23 2d time of the murder based upon what has been previously shown to you as Plaintiff’s Exhibit 6? A i have no idea. 0 And it says: “QUESTION: When you look out, you see him fall? “ANSWER: Right. “QUESTION: You don’t just near It, you actually see? “ANSWER: No, I saw him [all against the back door.” Do you know what back door she’s talking about? A No, I don’t. MR. : Objection as to form. Q “The back door to this, okay.” “There’s, you know, the door, there 13 like a Storage door,” and then an inaudible. Do you have any indicaLion or knowledge what she’s talking about at the storage door? A On the document you showed me, there is an indication of a storage. HR. The question is, do you have any idea what she’s talking EniighL CUuIL Reporting [bJ]! 5H9-??HH 10 n 12 ’13 1:: I?) 16 1: [a w 2n 2: 7? 73 24 359 about? THE WITNESS: No. Q And it’s fair to say that the storage door is noL where the body was locaLed; is that fair to say? MR.& Objection as to form. A According to the document, I don’t know where —- well, yea, the body is. Q In where, in the apartment? MR. When you’re saying “this document,” you’re now referring to -Exhibit 6? MR. : 6, yes. Q 15 there any indication based upon your investigation as to whether or not there is any evidence. forensic, or any physical evidence that indicated that* [ell back against the storage door? MR. H: Objection as to form: asked and answered. You may answer it once again. A This crime scene indicates the body is .0 not against a storage door, 50 I don’t know what she a referring to. Bnriqht Court Hepoztiuq (651) 389-1?SR
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    357 356 N H 2 So, would you agree with me there was a off? w “ANSWER: In inaudible. difference between the first audiotape and the second 4 actually saw? “QUESTION : What appears to be a gun? audiotape as to what Ms. 5 “ANSWER: 5 MR. Objection to form. Inaudible. 6 6 A “QUESTION: Now, what else did you see Based on these documents, yes. 7 7 MR . Time now is 7:30. I or hear at that time? B “ANSWER: It’s like a flash, and then I think we’re finished with this document. PA 9 MR . I’m not finished with hear — I can see things coming from the side and then 10 10 him falling. this document. CA 11 MR. 11 You’re not finished? “QUESTION: Now, when you say you can 12 12 see things — I thought you just read to the end of it. 13 13 “ANSWER: On the side from the doorway. Is there any other questions about this 14 14 document right now? “QUESTION: What kind of things do you 15 MR. 15 Yes . see? MR. 16 “ANSWER : 16 I saw a flashing, you know, It’s now 7:32. 17 It says : 17 from the gun. Q 18 18 “QUESTION: A flash of light? “QUESTION: You’re tilting your head as 19 19 “ANSWER: Yes, like a spark. And then though you’re looking around the corner. 20 20 that’s all I saw. “ANSWER: Yes, looking around the corner 21 21 ‘QUESTION: And did you see fall because I’m looking between the crevice and door 22 22 down? because the door pulls out the other way, the opposite 23 23 “ANSWER: I saw him fall against a thing way?” 24 because I heard it and then I walked and looking like Based upon that, are you able to in any 24 25 25 this way.” way determine where Ms. was looking at the Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    354 35 H N You’re referring to Ms. N the bottom of 140. telling him? A It says another audiotape statement of MR. Yes. Ms . and it indicates Police Officer Yes, that’s what she stated. 5 is also present. Do you see that? And on page 7, the last two questions: 6 MR. Objection as to form. “QUESTION: Did you hear saying 7 A Yes, that’s what it says. anything to him? 8 Q So then it says for Mr. “ANSWER: No. He was just like saying 9 question on that same page, “Registration number is 10 some — I can’t speak Spanish.” 10 4750849. Term expires 4/30/1991.” 11 Meaning was speaking Spanish? 11 “QUESTION: Ms. on the last 12 MR. Objection as to form. 12 tape I just want to clarify what you saw during the 13 You’re asking him to tell you 13 shooting incident. I’m just going to paraphrase. I 14 what she meant. If that’s your question, 14 think that you said when you stuck your head out of 15 then I’m objecting to it. 15 the room at first, you saw CA on the staircase and 16 MR. You have your 16 what appeared to be a shotgun; is that correct? 17 objection. 17 “ANSWER : Yes. 18 A To me it’s not clear what she heard him 18 “QUESTION: And then the doorway of the 19 say . 19 little room next to yours, you saw standing 20 Q And then I’m going to ask you to take a 20 there; is that correct? 21 look at the last three pages of the document. 21 “ANSWER: Yes. 22 Which are what? 22 “QUESTION: At some point, you go back 23 On the bottom there, 140. 23 into your room; is that correct? QA 24 MR. You want to direct his 24 “ANSWER: Yes, that is. 25 attention to Exhibit 5 with a number at 25 “QUESTION: And then you hear a gun go Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    352 353 N Based upon this, this is what she said. 2 there. I didn’t want to be involved.” W There’s no indication that she actually saw this 3 Is it fair to say that based on that, 4 shotgun blast hitting would you agree with me, 4 that she didn’t see the gun go off? 5 based upon what you just read? 5 MR. Objection to form. 6 MR. Objection as to form. 6 She could have been looking at the 7 If you want to make a conclusion, 7 gun. 8 you can make a conclusion. 8 A Based on this, I don’t know what she Well, it says here, “Then the gun went g saw. 10 off when I was in the room. I know I saw with 10 This is in direct contradiction to the 11 the gun in his hand, but the gun went off.” 11 statement on the DD5 that you took from her, correct? 12 So my question to you is, based upon 12 MR. Objection as to form. 13 what you were just reading is that she didn’t see the 13 Mischaracterizes all the testimony we’ve 14 gun go off; would you agree with me? 14 heard today. 15 MR. Objection as to form. 15 10 Right? 16 He just answered that question. 16 Right what? 17 MR. No, he didn’t. He 17 It’s in contradiction to what she said, 18 just read something back. 18 what you recorded on the DDS? 19 A I don’t read it that way. It’s possible 19 MR. objection as to form. 20 she could have seen it. 20 A No, I don’t agree with that statement. 21 Q On page 5: 21 It’s fairly consistent with what she saw. 22 “QUESTION : Were you looking at 22 She told you that on the DD5 that there 23 when the gun went off? 23 was an argument between two people in Spanish, 24 “ANSWER: No. I was not looking at him 24 correct? 25 when it went off at all because I was a little back 25 MR. Objection to form. Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    10 ll 12 13 14 15 16 11 13 19 20 21 22 7.3 24 25 350 A I don’t Know. 0 You don’t know what it means? HR. ? He just answered you. A I don’t know if she saw the gun go off. Q Did you come to any conclusion with regard to your investigation after you heard the questions and answers of this witness in terms of whether or not she was able to see what she said she saw? NH.” Objection as to form. Mischaracterizes this witness’ testimony. He didn’t say he heard any of the stuff that you’ve just read into the record, A I don’t recall what M5. told Lhe RDA on this date. 0 And then she said further down: “QUESTION: But so you heatd —v first you heard the shotgun; is that correct? “ANSWER: Yes. right. “QUESTION: Then what did ynu see after that? “ANSWER: Well, I heard it, you know. “ANSWER: Okay —- the question — Excuse me. Fnriqht CuurL ReporLinq [63]: BBQ—TTSB 351 “QUESTION: Okay.” and then answer is inaudible. “QUESTION: You heard the gun go off? “ANSWER: Right. “QUESTION: And what’s the next thing you heard? “ANSWER: I heard a thump. you know, it was like a body failings It was just —— “QUESTION: where did the noise come from? “ANSWER: The nujse came from Lhc hallway?” Based upon the questions and answers here, isn’t it fair to say that based upon this that the witness didn’t see the gun go off, only heard it and heard the thump? use: objection as to form, “fair to say,” The document speaks for itself. Don’t speculate. If you want to answer his question and Lhink you can, go right ahead. A Again, I don’t recall what she told the ADA. Hnrtghr CourL Reporting [531} 589-??88
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    348 349 N “QUESTION: Did you see standing when the gun went off? w on the staircase?” “ANSWER: No, I was not looking at him There’s no answer. CA 4 when it went off at all because I was, like, back 5 MR . There is an answer. 5 there. I didn’t want to be involved. ” 6 It’s inaudible. 6 Is that what she says, she didn’t see Q And then she says: 7 the gun go off; is that correct? 8 “QUESTION: Holding what appeared to be 8 MR. Objection as to form. 9 shotgun? 9 I caution the witness not to 10 “ANSWER: Right. And I went back into 10 speculate. The document speaks for 11 the room. 11 itself. 12 “QUESTION: You went back into the room? 12 A I don’t know what she is saying. 13 “ANSWER: I went back into the room 13 She’s saying she’s back in the room and 14 because I didn’t want — but I didn’t want to shut the 14 didn’t see the gun go off, right? 15 door because the door was kind of ajar, and my friend 15 MR. Objection. 16 was with me. I was just saying, ‘Let’s get out of 16 That’s your recollection of what 17 here, ‘ but I was not going to make a move until 17 she’s saying. The document speaks for 18 something was resolved between that, between 18 itself. 19 something. 19 Q “No, I was not looking at him when it 20 “QUESTION: What, if anything else, 20 went off at all because I was like back there. I 21 happened after that? 21 didn’t want to get involved. ” 22 “ANSWER: Then the gun went off when I 22 Is that fair to say that she didn’t see 23 was in the room and I know I saw with a gun in 23 the gun go off? 24 his hand, but the gun went off and — 24 MR. Objection as to form. 25 “QUESTION: Were you looking at 25 Q Tell me what you believe. Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    346 347 N prior to this date, correct? “QUESTION: What color was it? Do you objection as to form. W W MR . remember? 4 A I’m sure I did. “ANSWER: Dark. I really wasn’t O Did you notice him to be light skinned looking, you know. I was trying to avoid this because 6 or a dark-skinned individual? 6 I didn’t want to be involved with this at all.” 7 MR. Objection to form. 7 Do you remember her saying that she He told you this morning he 8 wasn’t looking? W wouldn’t recognize if he was 9 MR. Objection as to form. 10 sitting opposite him. 10 A I don’t recall any of this interview. 11 Did you do any physical comparison of 11 O “QUESTION: And how far away were you W 12 to the characteristics that were described 12 from 13 by MS. 13 And then there is an audible. 14 MR . Objection to form. 14 “ANSWER: I was behind the door to this 15 In this document or elsewhere? 15 way, so, like, if you’re in the stairway looking from 16 MR. At any time. 16 the front room, you’re not looking to this room 17 Do you have any recollection of doing 17 because you really don’t notice. No attention is 18 that? 18 drawn to this room. ” 19 I have no recollection. 19 “QUESTION: How far in feet were you, do 20 10 Then it goes on to say: 20 you think?” 21 “QUESTION: Could you describe — you 21 “ANSWER: I would say about 9 feet, 8 22 talked about a gun, could you describe the gun? 22 feet . 23 “ANSWER: It was like a shotgun. In his 23 “QUESTION: So you were about 9 feet 24 hand, you know, like I couldn’t tell you how far back 24 away?” 25 25 it was. “ANSWER: Yes . ” Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    344 345 CA N MR . objection to form if MR. Is it the person that that’s a question. AWN shot ? a w “QUESTION — it goes further — When you She said the person that shot WU say do you know full name? “ANSWER: No, I don’t know his full I never met name, but I know him. J Never? 8 “QUESTION: Can you describe what I did when he came in but I don’t 9 looked like? 9 recall . 10 “ANSWER : was about 5’7”, slight 10 Light, dark? 11 and like frail, like not skinny, but, you know, he’s 11 I don’t recall. It was 26 years ago. 12 tall and dark skinned. 12 10 You would put his characteristics on 13 “QUESTION : Can you describe what 13 arrest paperwork, right? 14 looks like? 14 A I’m sure I would. 15 “ANSWER: Okay. was dark, a 15 Q Like his height, weight, address, his 16 little dark. He’s about 5’8″, I guess.” 16 ethnicity? W 17 With regard to the 17 MR . If that’s a 18 she’s referring to, based upon your investigation, do 18 question 19 you know him to be light skinned or dark skinned? 19 Q Whether light skinned or dark skinned, 20 MR. Objection as to form. 20 correct? 21 Who? 21 MR. Objection to form. 22 W 22 A I don’t know if the arrest report asked 23 who? 23 for skin color. I know it asked for name, address, W 24 O The she’s talking about, the 24 date of birth. w 25 person that shot that she said shot 25 Q You also took photographs of Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    ID H u 13 U 15 15 11 la 19 20 m 22 23 2¢ 25 362 — murder too, right? MR. ” He’s not talking at all here. Q we’re talking about the time of the murder here? MR. a who is “we”? 0 You and I are talking about the time of the murder in this statement? A Yes, you and l are talking about the MR. ? T ‘ ‘ statemenL is not made by Detec’ive . MR. : Was that an objection? MR. Yea. MR. 1 Please state the objection. murder. Q it says, “What was your residence at the time?” “it was a previous residence. 1 was living there, It’s not my residence when I wa? there, but I was with a friend. “QUESTION: Can you tell us what, if anything. unusual happened at that time? “ANSWER: There was an argument next Hnrighl Court Reporting [??l] 589-113″ 10 11 [2 13 14 15 16 l? 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 75 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII door in the front room and it was in Spanish, and I can’t understand Spanish.” [n it fair to say that the DUE says that .4 she heard a loud argument in Spanish and she says the MR. &: Objection as to form. This is same thing here? The document speaks for itself. a total waste of time. A Yes. She states in her DD5 that the argument was in Spanish and this document states it was in Spanish. 0 And it says: “QUESTION: Do you know who lived in that? “ANSNER: There is no one who lives there, but I know of — you know. “QUESTION: Do you know who was in there at the Limo? “ANSWER: * was in there. “QUESTION: Do you know him by any other name? “ANSWER: No. 1 know him by no other name. And a girl was in there. 1 don’t know the girl. All of a sudden-was at the staircase.” Enriqht Court Reporting (631i 589 1188
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    340 341 N “ANSWER: I think it was Thursday. N just read? W ‘QUESTION: At approximately what time? The friend she said she was with is whom “ANSWER: Maybe early in the morning. in this statement that she took? unT Maybe 2:30, 3:00 in the morning.” MR. Now we’re referring to And the address of the location was a different document, correct? Brighton 5th Street in the basement, that’s where the 7 The DD5 I prepared? 00 homicide occurred, right? 8 Yes. Homicide occurred inside of CI g She said 10 Brighton 5th. 10 She says, “I was with a friend, a male 11 “Where were you?” “I was in the second 11 friend here. ” We would assume that’s 12 apartment, not the front, but the second one as far as 12 MR. Objection as to form. 13 to the left staircase.” She says, “Why were you there 13 Don’t assume anything. 14 at the time?” Answer, “I was with a friend, a male 14 Q As you sit here today, do you believe 15 friend. ” 15 we’re talking about the same male friend, 16 We know that to be 16 17 MR. Objection to form. 17 A I don’t know. 18 A Do I know it to be 18 MR . Don’t speculate. 19 10 As you sit here today. 19 Howard is a male, right? 20 No. Cur 20 MR. Objection to form. 21 O You don’t know it to be 21 A Howard Sachs was a male. 22 MR . Where are we looking 22 O And in the DD5, Ms. said she 23 at this document and you’re asking that 23 was with him at the time of the murder? 24 question? Is there a in 24 MR. objection to form. 25 here that I’m missing on the page you 25 Q And you’re talking about the time of the Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    338 339 N fact, present during this statement? 2 MR. Objection to form. MR . Objection as to form. 3 Q And this is ADA doing the A Based upon your — 4 5 A questioning of Ms. And on page 2, it says, I have no recollection of being present 5 “89, my term expires 4/30/1991. Thank you,” and then 6 in this. 6 7 there’s something that’s inaudible. Q But it says Police officer 7 “We’re investigating a homicide that 8 Do you have any doubt you were present during B took place at Brighton 5th approximately 3:15 this audiotaped statement based upon the document 9 a. m. on August 31, 1989, and the person that was the 10 that’s before you? 10 death that we’re investigating is Mr. 11 MR. Objection; asked and 11 also known as 12 answered. You can give him the same 12 “QUESTION: Do you have any information 13 answer again. 13 with respect to this case? 14 A I have no independent recollection of “ANSWER: Yes, I do. ” 15 being present. 15 Now, with regard to that, that’s the 16 I understand that. All I’m saying is, 16 investigation you were the lead detective on it, 17 do you have any doubt that that is you that is saying 17 correct? 18 that? 18 A Yes. 19 MR . On page 1 of this? 19 MR. Objection. 20 MR . Yes . 20 A The homicide of 21 A Well, it says I said it. Did I say it, 21 And then the question asks: 22 I don’t know. 22 “QUESTION: Were you there at the time? 23 You don’t believe anyone would use your 23 “ANSWER: Yes, I was. 24 shield number? 24 “QUESTION: Can you tell us, do you 25 Anything is possible, Counselor. 25 remember what date it was? Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788 Enright Court Reporting (631) 589-7788
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    336 337 P PA BY MR. N Precinct detective. ” Showing you what’s been marked as W I assume that’s you speaking? A Plaintiff’s Exhibit 5. Do you recall being present 4 MR. Objection as to form. for an audiotape statement taken by ADA A Again, I have no independent 6 MR. In 1989? DA 6 recollection of being present for this. 7 MR. Yes, of Ms. Do you recall being present at an 8 No, I don’t. 8 audiotape statement? 9 Do you see the transcript that’s in MR. Asked and answered. 10 front of you? I’m going to direct your attention to 10 10 Is your shield number 19708? 11 where Mr. says the third time, it says, “It’s 11 My police officer shield number was 12 approximately 8:30” — excuse me. “With me in