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00:07:44Now, would anybody have any concerns
00:07:47if one of the persons involved in this lewd act
00:07:50might be a police officer?
00:07:52Ms. Holmes, may I ask a question, please?
00:07:56Certainly.
00:07:57Was this a sting operation?
00:07:59If it was, would that upset you?
00:08:01I worry about sting operations,
00:08:03especially when the police are involved.
00:08:06What causes you to be concerned about the police?
00:08:10I know how they operate.
00:08:11I know how they work.
00:08:13They think we're not seeing that, but we do.
00:08:16I see them following me in their blue Ford Crown Victorious.
00:08:20That's what they drive, you know.
00:08:22Dark blue Crown Victorious.
00:08:25Oh, before they had the Crown Victorious,
00:08:27they drove something else, but always a Ford.
00:08:30They just love to set people up.
00:08:33Do you think of the sting as a setup?
00:08:35Is that what this is about?
00:08:37Is that why we were in that room so long?
00:08:39Is that why you had us waiting so long?
00:08:42Were there cameras in there?
00:08:44Were there cops in there?
00:08:46I bet there was a three-way mirror in there.
00:08:49Are there cameras in here now?
00:08:52Are the police watching us now?
00:08:54No, Mr. Wynorski, there are no cameras watching you.
00:08:57Ms. Holmes, may I just ask one more question, please?
00:09:01No, I'm sorry, we need to proceed.
00:09:03But I've really got to know.
00:09:04Thank you, Mr. Wynorski.
00:09:06Are we really going to be jurors,
00:09:08or do you have something else planned for us?
00:09:10Well, six of you will be jurors,
00:09:12but the rest of you will go home.
00:09:14What do you mean, six?
00:09:16I thought there was 12.
00:09:18In certain crimes, the law allows us to have just six jurors.
00:09:21Any more concerns about sting operations?
00:09:24I have some friends that were unjustly persecuted
00:09:26in sting operations.
00:09:27Time's up.
00:09:28Mr. Burnett.
00:09:30Well, first of all, I need to know,
00:09:33what do you think about police officers
00:09:36watching topless dancers?
00:09:38Well, unless they pay full price like everybody else,
00:09:42they shouldn't be allowed to.
00:09:44No, no way.
00:09:47I like that answer.
00:09:48Now, the law says you can dance in a topless club.
00:09:52It's perfectly legal.
00:09:53Now, some people may think that that's morally wrong,
00:09:56but some people think it's morally wrong
00:09:59to eat red meat, to spank your kids,
00:10:04to have a shotgun by your bed.
00:10:07But, by God, in Texas, you can eat red meat,
00:10:12you can spank your kids,
00:10:14you can have a shotgun under your bed,
00:10:18and if you want to, you can go have a cold beer
00:10:23and watch a girl dance topless.
00:10:26I mean, if we all put each other in jail
00:10:30for stuff that some of us don't believe in,
00:10:35we'd be walking the streets.
00:10:38Who?
00:10:42Would you let your personal feelings about topless clubs
00:10:45influence your impartiality?
00:10:47Well, it's hard to explain how I feel.
00:10:49I mean, I wouldn't want to take my clothes off.
00:10:51I don't know anybody that would.
00:10:53I use my breasts for something constructive,
00:10:55like nursing children,
00:10:57not wagging them in people's faces.
00:11:00I think I'm still in pretty good shape.
00:11:02I'm sure I've had three kids as old as everybody else.
00:11:05I got most of my flesh back in line, though.
00:11:07Now, my husband, when he gets next to me,
00:11:10I want him thinking about me,
00:11:12not some big old breasted little slut.
00:11:15She's excused.
00:11:17Ladies and gentlemen, any of the witnesses here in the courtroom,
00:11:20please listen.
00:11:21You must remain outside and not discuss your testimony
00:11:23with any of the other witnesses.
00:11:25So please remain outside.
00:11:27We have invoked the order of the rule.
00:11:29We have four women and only two men.
00:11:31That's the way the cards are dealt, I think.
00:11:33Well, what we wanted to do, Your Honor,
00:11:35was maybe if we could get a, uh...
00:11:40Uh, excuse me, Your Honor.
00:11:48Uh, excuse me, ladies.
00:11:50I assume y'all work with Savannah over at Riggs?
00:11:52Now, listen, the jury just fixed me to come out,
00:11:54so, I mean, uh, if y'all could wait out in the hallway,
00:11:57it'd be a big help to us.
00:11:59All right, go ahead.
00:12:00Thank you very much.
00:12:01We'll keep you informed.
00:12:02Thank you.
00:12:04Thank you.
00:12:19In the name of the state of Texas
00:12:21comes now the assistant district attorney
00:12:24and presents that Savannah Logan
00:12:26did unlawfully with intent to arouse
00:12:29and gratify her sexual desire,
00:12:32pull her G-string aside,
00:12:34exposing her genitals to Officer Hunt,
00:12:37that Savannah Logan did unlawfully engage
00:12:40in two acts of public lewdness
00:12:43by placing and rubbing her buttocks
00:12:46against the clothed genitals
00:12:48of Officer Hunt and Officer Tubbs
00:12:51against the peace and dignity
00:12:54of the state of Texas.
00:12:58To which she pleads not guilty.
00:13:01Lieutenant Munson,
00:13:02what was your role in the investigation of Riggs?
00:13:04I determined the game plan for the raid.
00:13:06Could you explain the investigation?
00:13:08On August 2nd,
00:13:09two officers initiated the investigation,
00:13:11and on August 10th,
00:13:1312 officers went in to make cases.
00:13:16On August 17th,
00:13:1720 officers went in to catch more girls,
00:13:19at the conclusion of which time
00:13:21we raided the establishment
00:13:23and arrested 30 dancers
00:13:24on 48 different charges.
00:13:26Do you know what it means
00:13:27to stack charges?
00:13:29That's when you have more than one charge
00:13:31alleging the same crime
00:13:33against one defendant.
00:13:34And what is your policy
00:13:35on stacking charges?
00:13:37Well, we're advised not to,
00:13:39but when you have 20 officers
00:13:41throughout the club,
00:13:42you can't tell which officer
00:13:44is investigating which dancer.
00:13:46One girl could make sexual contact
00:13:48with lots of,
00:13:50maybe even all my officers,
00:13:52and, you know, that stuff happens.
00:13:54Pass the witness.
00:13:59Morning, Lieutenant.
00:14:00Good morning.
00:14:01Comfy?
00:14:02Oh, yeah. I'm fine.
00:14:04Now, did you receive any complaints
00:14:06about Riggs from the public?
00:14:07No. Shoot, they like Riggs.
00:14:09They like all that stuff.
00:14:11So you investigated a business
00:14:12for which you received no complaints?
00:14:14Yes, sir.
00:14:15It's our job to ensure compliance
00:14:17with vice laws.
00:14:18When you raided Riggs,
00:14:19did you make a list of the women
00:14:20who allegedly violated the law?
00:14:22Yes, sir. It's right here.
00:14:23Could you read the list, please?
00:14:25Okay.
00:14:28All right, that would be
00:14:29Chastity, Cherry, Tiffany,
00:14:32Brandy, Princess, Sugar, Pumpkin...
00:14:35And Pumpkin.
00:14:36Ah.
00:14:37Could you read the full names, please?
00:14:39Fanula New, a.k.a. Chastity.
00:14:42Fanula New, a.k.a. Cherry.
00:14:45Fanula New?
00:14:47They're all Fanula New.
00:14:48Means first name unknown,
00:14:50last name unknown.
00:14:51They use aliases.
00:14:52So Pumpkin is an alias,
00:14:55like Scarface was an alias for Al Capone?
00:14:58More or less.
00:14:59You caught all the Scarfaces,
00:15:01and you got nothing better to do
00:15:02but chase Pumpkins?
00:15:03Ha, ha, ha.
00:15:04No, sir.
00:15:06With what stage name did your officers
00:15:08identify the defendant?
00:15:09Fanula New, a.k.a. Savannah.
00:15:12How'd you get the true name?
00:15:13The cashier at Riggs,
00:15:15she wrote the true names
00:15:17next to our stage names.
00:15:19And what did the cashier
00:15:20write next to the stage name Savannah?
00:15:23Savannah King.
00:15:25Savannah King.
00:15:26Well, that's not Savannah Logan, is it?
00:15:28No, sir, but it's very possible
00:15:30that the cashier made a mistake.
00:15:32So you use a list
00:15:33to lock people in jail
00:15:34that has mistakes on it?
00:15:36Apparently the cashier's not perfect.
00:15:38Cashier's not perfect.
00:15:39It's hard to get good help, sir.
00:15:41Tell the jury how much
00:15:4212 vice officers spent
00:15:44on the night of August 10th.
00:15:45Total spent on drinks and dances
00:15:47was $3,200.
00:15:49$3,200?
00:15:51Well, they had a good time, didn't they?
00:15:53Well, it takes money
00:15:54if you're gonna conduct
00:15:55a thorough investigation, yes, sir.
00:15:57You don't think $3,200 is rather much?
00:16:00No, sir, not at all.
00:16:01Like my daddy said,
00:16:02if you're gonna do it right,
00:16:03do it right or don't do it at all.
00:16:05I'm sorry, what'd your daddy say?
00:16:06He said that you either got to do it right
00:16:09or just don't even do it at all.
00:16:11That's what my daddy said
00:16:12and he meant what he said.
00:16:13Oh, I bet he did.
00:16:14He was a hard-nosed,
00:16:15full-blown, stone-grown redneck.
00:16:19Sir, I got blood lines
00:16:20running from here to yon and back.
00:16:26So how much did you spend
00:16:28for the whole investigation?
00:16:31$7,224,
00:16:34but that was over three nights.
00:16:36Well, how many drinks
00:16:37and how many dances
00:16:38do these officers have to buy
00:16:40in order to spend $7,200?
00:16:43Well, that's difficult to say exactly.
00:16:45You just go back to the station
00:16:46and you say,
00:16:47Chief, we spent seven grand
00:16:48on the whole thing.
00:16:49No, sir.
00:16:50Do you tell your officers
00:16:51they can drink whatever they want?
00:16:52It's each individual officer's responsibility
00:16:55to make certain
00:16:56that they conceal their identity.
00:16:57So you're saying
00:16:59that officers have to drink alcohol
00:17:01to fit in?
00:17:02Sure they do.
00:17:03They got to look like customers.
00:17:0430 ladies arrested at $20 a dance,
00:17:07that's $600.
00:17:09So that leaves $6,600 for drinks?
00:17:15No, sir.
00:17:17We may have to buy several dances
00:17:19before a girl commits a crime.
00:17:22I'm sorry, you pay girls
00:17:23to commit crimes?
00:17:24Oh, no, sir.
00:17:26No, we pay for dances.
00:17:28Now, we may have to pay
00:17:29for several of them
00:17:30before an actual crime is committed.
00:17:32How many whiskeys
00:17:34do your officers have to drink
00:17:36in order to spend $7,200?
00:17:39You're totally negating
00:17:43the hors d'oeuvres.
00:17:47The hors d'oeuvres.
00:17:48My men get hungry.
00:17:50It's just not an easy job.
00:17:52The eyes got to stay sharp.
00:17:54The men stay strong.
00:17:56If you're not observant
00:17:57and focused right on target,
00:17:59well, some of them soakers
00:18:00slip right by you.
00:18:01So $7,200 divided by 30 dancers
00:18:05equals $240 per arrest?
00:18:08Now, that's not including
00:18:09the officer's salary, right?
00:18:10Yes, sir, that does not
00:18:11include salary, sir.
00:18:12$240 divided by $20
00:18:17equals 12 dances
00:18:19to find one violation?
00:18:22Am I math correct?
00:18:23Normally, you can tell
00:18:25within a dozen dances
00:18:27whether or not a girl's
00:18:28gonna mess up.
00:18:29How about the district attorney
00:18:31that partied with y'all?
00:18:32Do y'all pay for their
00:18:33good times, too?
00:18:34Gee, no.
00:18:35They ain't got their own budget.
00:18:36They ain't gonna get
00:18:37none of ours.
00:18:38Well, if I was to tell you
00:18:39that some of your officers
00:18:40paid for dances and drinks
00:18:41for the district attorneys,
00:18:42wouldn't that surprise you?
00:18:43Well, I could see
00:18:44a legitimate reason for that.
00:18:45What legitimate reason?
00:18:46They were conducting
00:18:47their own investigation,
00:18:48and we kind of coincided
00:18:49with our investigation,
00:18:50and I think that they were
00:18:52fitting in, as it were.
00:18:53You know, yes, sir,
00:18:54they looked just like customers,
00:18:56I'll tell you that.
00:18:57They're slick that way.
00:18:59You know how lawyers can be.
00:19:01Well, let me get this straight.
00:19:04You all invite
00:19:05the district attorneys,
00:19:06and y'all drink it up,
00:19:08and you pay for dances
00:19:09over and over again,
00:19:11and if you see a dancer's lewd,
00:19:13you write it down.
00:19:14Yes, sir, we take notes
00:19:16on all lewd dancers.
00:19:17That's our job.
00:19:18So if you get a dancer's lewd,
00:19:19do you send her over
00:19:21to the district attorney
00:19:22so they don't miss out?
00:19:23We don't send her over, no, sir.
00:19:25He might call her over,
00:19:26but we don't send her.
00:19:28When did your officers
00:19:29put a last name on the chart
00:19:31so the defendant
00:19:32could get out of jail?
00:19:33I believe so.
00:19:34All 30 of them
00:19:35was out in 24 hours.
00:19:36Well, what if I told you
00:19:37that many of the dancers
00:19:38were held for three days?
00:19:40Would that surprise you?
00:19:41That'd surprise me a little,
00:19:42I guess.
00:19:43Did my client stay in jail
00:19:44for three days
00:19:45because your officers
00:19:46didn't know why they had her?
00:19:47They could figure it out.
00:19:49They might've had to
00:19:50clean the office,
00:19:51but they could've figured it out.
00:19:52I'm sorry.
00:19:53They had to clean the office.
00:19:54If you've ever seen these guys,
00:19:55their organization is,
00:19:56well, it's not their key point.
00:19:58These guys,
00:19:59they're about the system
00:20:00that works,
00:20:01and that's the American system,
00:20:02and that's justice,
00:20:03and that's what we're doing here, son.
00:20:05We're fighting for justice,
00:20:06all right?
00:20:07So your officers
00:20:08are paid by city tax dollars, right?
00:20:10Of course they're paid
00:20:11by tax dollars,
00:20:12but the money
00:20:13that we use in clubs,
00:20:15that's money we get
00:20:16from dope dealers.
00:20:17I'm sorry?
00:20:18That's not tax money.
00:20:19That's nothing
00:20:20these people are paying
00:20:21for us to go party on.
00:20:22That's money that we get
00:20:24from dope-dealing scumbags,
00:20:27and that's what we do.
00:20:28We take that money,
00:20:29and we further investigate
00:20:31other acts of immorality
00:20:34and things that are
00:20:37not about decent Americans.
00:20:39That's what we're about.
00:20:40A God-fearing American
00:20:41wouldn't bring up our kids
00:20:42without hoochie-coochie girls
00:20:44or rubbing all over everybody,
00:20:45but I'm telling you,
00:20:47we fight crime with money
00:20:48stolen from,
00:20:50taken from dope dealers.
00:20:52Are you saying
00:20:53that money seized
00:20:54from dope dealers
00:20:55belongs to the vice department
00:20:56to do whatever they want?
00:20:58The point is
00:20:59that it's not money
00:21:00from the public.
00:21:01This isn't public money.
00:21:02This is,
00:21:04well, you know,
00:21:05it's cash that we got,
00:21:07you know?
00:21:08Couldn't that money be used
00:21:09to pay firemen
00:21:10if the city council so voted?
00:21:11Sure, the city council
00:21:13could vote to give it
00:21:14to firemen,
00:21:15but, you know,
00:21:17how many fires
00:21:18they had last year?
00:21:19There's no law that says
00:21:21that drug seizure money
00:21:23has to be spent
00:21:24for your good times.
00:21:25The city council
00:21:26can do whatever it is
00:21:28that they want to do
00:21:29with the money,
00:21:30including curing cancer
00:21:31if they decide.
00:21:33You weren't even in,
00:21:34Riggs,
00:21:35the nights in question,
00:21:36were you?
00:21:37Officer Chubb was there,
00:21:38and he was in charge
00:21:39on those nights.
00:21:40As to this particular woman
00:21:41right here,
00:21:42do you know anything
00:21:43about her
00:21:44or her case specifically?
00:21:45Not this, no.
00:21:46Not this, no.
00:21:48Lieutenant,
00:21:49did this girl right here,
00:21:50seated right here,
00:21:51do anything to you
00:21:52that makes you want
00:21:53her convicted?
00:21:54If she didn't do
00:21:55nothing wrong,
00:21:56then why did my men
00:21:57want her convicted?
00:21:58Did the defendant
00:21:59confront you
00:22:00inside Riggs' cabaret?
00:22:01Well,
00:22:02she just sort of
00:22:03sidled up to me
00:22:04and engaged me
00:22:05in conversation.
00:22:06What did she say?
00:22:07Oh, you know,
00:22:08just general conversation.
00:22:09We talked about
00:22:10Harley motorcycles
00:22:11and her breasts.
00:22:12Her breasts?
00:22:13Yes, ma'am.
00:22:14I asked if they were real,
00:22:15and she said,
00:22:16if your dick was in between
00:22:17them,
00:22:18would it matter?
00:22:19And then,
00:22:20that's when she asked me
00:22:21if I'd like a table dance.
00:22:22Describe the dance.
00:22:23Well,
00:22:24she took off
00:22:25her little black
00:22:26miniskirt
00:22:27and her
00:22:28see-through-type
00:22:29silk blouse.
00:22:30Was she wearing
00:22:31anything up under
00:22:32that miniskirt?
00:22:33Some white
00:22:34G-string-type panties.
00:22:35And what was she wearing
00:22:36above that G-string?
00:22:37Just earrings.
00:22:38When you looked at her
00:22:39from behind,
00:22:40what could you see?
00:22:41Oh, no, no.
00:22:42No, you can hardly
00:22:43see nothing at all.
00:22:44Just, you know,
00:22:45just her rear end.
00:22:46Sergeant,
00:22:47if it wouldn't offend
00:22:48your standards of decency
00:22:49too much,
00:22:50could you please
00:22:51step down
00:22:52and give the jury
00:22:53an indication
00:22:54of how that dance
00:22:55took place?
00:22:56You want me
00:22:57to get up there
00:22:58and do it?
00:22:59If you don't mind.
00:23:17Well,
00:23:18the dance consisted
00:23:19of the duration
00:23:20of the record.
00:23:22She danced
00:23:23and she kind of
00:23:24pushed me back
00:23:25in my chair
00:23:26and then she
00:23:27spread open my legs
00:23:28and then she
00:23:29turned around
00:23:30and she sat down
00:23:31and she started,
00:23:32like,
00:23:33gyrating her buttocks
00:23:34on my genital areas
00:23:35there,
00:23:36you know,
00:23:37things like that.
00:23:38And then,
00:23:39in order to
00:23:40obtain her tip,
00:23:41you know,
00:23:42she grabbed
00:23:43the side of her G-string
00:23:44and she pulled it over
00:23:45and it slipped up
00:23:46into her
00:23:47vagina area
00:23:48and that's when
00:23:49I saw the tattoo.
00:23:50I mean,
00:23:51I couldn't tell you
00:23:52what the tattoo was
00:23:53but it was in that
00:23:54vagina area.
00:23:55And when she exposed
00:23:56her naked genitalia,
00:23:58well,
00:23:59that's when she
00:24:00committed the crime
00:24:01of indecent exposure.
00:24:02Thank you, officer.
00:24:03You can go back
00:24:04up to the witness stand.
00:24:05Thank you.
00:24:08Now,
00:24:09what did you think
00:24:10of that activity?
00:24:11I thought it was
00:24:12pretty much
00:24:13a standard table dance.
00:24:14Did you form
00:24:15an opinion
00:24:16as to why she danced
00:24:17in that particular way?
00:24:18I believe that's
00:24:19how she makes a living.
00:24:20Did you think
00:24:21she had any other purpose
00:24:22for dancing
00:24:23in that manner?
00:24:24Yes, ma'am,
00:24:25to achieve a tip.
00:24:26Do you think
00:24:27she had any purpose
00:24:28relating to how
00:24:29she wanted you to feel?
00:24:30Objection!
00:24:31Leading.
00:24:32Overruled.
00:24:33In your opinion,
00:24:34why did the defendant
00:24:35dance in the manner
00:24:36you described?
00:24:38It's actually
00:24:39arousing.
00:24:40Gratify me?
00:24:41Objection,
00:24:42Your Honor.
00:24:43She led the witness
00:24:44to say that
00:24:45in his own words
00:24:46he said the dancer's
00:24:47intent was to achieve
00:24:48a tip.
00:24:49Overruled.
00:24:50When the defendant
00:24:51flashed
00:24:52her private parts,
00:24:53were you offended
00:24:54or alarmed?
00:24:55Objection!
00:24:56Leading.
00:24:57Sustained.
00:24:59When the defendant
00:25:01flashed her private parts,
00:25:02how did you feel?
00:25:03I felt offended
00:25:04and alarmed.
00:25:07Pass the witness.
00:25:09So you were offended
00:25:10and alarmed?
00:25:11Yes, sir.
00:25:12Based on what?
00:25:13A glimpse of her genitals.
00:25:14Sergeant,
00:25:15are you the mastermind
00:25:16behind a new
00:25:17investigative technique
00:25:18in bust and massage parlors?
00:25:19Oh, yes, sir.
00:25:20See, we needed evidence,
00:25:21so what we did
00:25:22is we rubbed
00:25:23invisible ink
00:25:24on her penises
00:25:25so if the masseuses
00:25:26started grabbing,
00:25:27we'd just kind of
00:25:28catch them blue-handed.
00:25:29Blue-handed.
00:25:30Of course,
00:25:31we can't just stop them
00:25:32right away because
00:25:33we're going to make sure
00:25:34it's not like
00:25:35accidental contact.
00:25:36How is anyone to know
00:25:37that you didn't put
00:25:38the ink on your shoulders?
00:25:39Still your word
00:25:40we have to trust.
00:25:41Well, you've got to
00:25:42trust your law enforcement.
00:25:43I mean, if you don't
00:25:44trust them,
00:25:45who you going to trust?
00:25:46Sergeant,
00:25:47do you investigate
00:25:48bars where women
00:25:49dance naked?
00:25:50Point is, Sergeant,
00:25:51you've worked
00:25:5220 years busting
00:25:53new dancers
00:25:54and prostitutes
00:25:55and porno bookstores
00:25:56and masseuses.
00:25:57You expect this jury
00:25:58to believe that you're
00:25:59going to be offended
00:26:00by one little glimpse?
00:26:01Just because you do
00:26:02something all the time
00:26:03doesn't mean
00:26:04you get used to it.
00:26:05Sergeant,
00:26:06if I subpoenaed
00:26:07your magazine subscription,
00:26:08would you still
00:26:09be able to say
00:26:10that you were offended
00:26:11by a glimpse
00:26:12in a naked body?
00:26:13Yes, sir.
00:26:14I canceled
00:26:15them magazines.
00:26:16How can you assure
00:26:17that you can accurately
00:26:18determine who danced
00:26:19for you?
00:26:20You write her name
00:26:21down in the toilet
00:26:22so you don't forget.
00:26:23You wrote her name
00:26:24down in the toilet.
00:26:25Yeah,
00:26:26so you don't forget.
00:26:27But that dance
00:26:28is stamped permanent
00:26:29on my brain.
00:26:30Can the jury
00:26:31see your notes?
00:26:32No, sir.
00:26:33Wait, you dispose
00:26:34of your notes?
00:26:35More than likely.
00:26:36The original notes,
00:26:37you just flush them away?
00:26:38Once we copy them
00:26:39down the arrest report,
00:26:40then we dispose of them.
00:26:41Well, how does the jury
00:26:42know that you
00:26:43didn't copy wrong?
00:26:44Because I'm a real
00:26:45good copier.
00:26:46Well, how does the jury
00:26:47know that you didn't
00:26:48copy wrong?
00:26:49Because I'm a real
00:26:50good copier.
00:26:51Well, how does the jury
00:26:52know that you didn't
00:26:53copy wrong?
00:26:54Because I'm a real
00:26:55good copier.
00:26:56Well, how does the jury
00:26:57know that you didn't
00:26:58copy wrong?
00:26:59Because I'm a real
00:27:00good copier.
00:27:01Well, how does the jury
00:27:02know that you didn't
00:27:03copy wrong?
00:27:04Because I'm a real
00:27:05good copier.
00:27:06Well, how does the jury
00:27:07know that you didn't
00:27:08copy wrong?
00:27:09Because I'm a real
00:27:10good copier.
00:27:11Well, how does the jury
00:27:12know that you didn't
00:27:13copy wrong?
00:27:14Because I'm a real
00:27:15good copier.
00:27:16Well, how does the jury
00:27:17know that you didn't
00:27:18copy wrong?
00:27:19Because I'm a real
00:27:20good copier.
00:27:21Well, how does the jury
00:27:22know that you didn't
00:27:23copy wrong?
00:27:24Because I'm a real
00:27:25good copier.
00:27:26Well, how does the jury
00:27:27know that you didn't
00:27:28copy wrong?
00:27:29Because I'm a real
00:27:30good copier.
00:27:31Well, how does the jury
00:27:32know that you didn't
00:27:33copy wrong?
00:27:34Because I'm a real
00:27:35good copier.
00:27:36Well, how does the jury
00:27:37know that you didn't
00:27:38copy wrong?
00:27:39Because I'm a real
00:27:40good copier.
00:27:41Well, how does the jury
00:27:42know that you didn't
00:27:43copy wrong?
00:27:44Because I'm a real
00:27:45good copier.
00:27:46Well, how does the jury
00:27:47know that you didn't
00:27:48copy wrong?
00:27:49Because I'm a real
00:27:50good copier.
00:27:51Well, how does the jury
00:27:52know that you didn't
00:27:53copy wrong?
00:27:54Because I'm a real
00:27:55good copier.
00:27:56Well, how does the jury
00:27:57know that you didn't
00:27:58copy wrong?
00:27:59Because I'm a real
00:28:00good copier.
00:28:01Well, how does the jury
00:28:02know that you didn't
00:28:03copy wrong?
00:28:04Because I'm a real
00:28:05good copier.
00:28:06Well, how does the jury
00:28:07know that you didn't
00:28:08copy wrong?
00:28:09Because I'm a real
00:28:10good copier.
00:28:11Well, how does the jury
00:28:12know that you didn't
00:28:13copy wrong?
00:28:14Because I'm a real
00:28:15good copier.
00:28:16Well, how does the jury
00:28:17know that you didn't
00:28:18copy wrong?
00:28:19Because I'm a real
00:28:20good copier.
00:28:21Well, how does the jury
00:28:22know that you didn't
00:28:23copy wrong?
00:28:24Because I'm a real
00:28:25good copier.
00:28:26Well, how does the jury
00:28:27know that you didn't
00:28:28copy wrong?
00:28:29Because I'm a real
00:28:30good copier.
00:28:31Well, how does the jury
00:28:32know that you didn't
00:28:33copy wrong?
00:28:34Because I'm a real
00:28:35good copier.
00:28:36Well, how does the jury
00:28:37know that you didn't
00:28:38copy wrong?
00:28:39Because I'm a real
00:28:40good copier.
00:28:41Well, how does the jury
00:28:42know that you didn't
00:28:43copy wrong?
00:28:44Because I'm a real
00:28:45good copier.
00:28:46Well, how does the jury
00:28:47know that you didn't
00:28:48copy wrong?
00:28:49Because I'm a real
00:28:50good copier.
00:28:51Well, how does the jury
00:28:52know that you didn't
00:28:53copy wrong?
00:28:54Because I'm a real
00:28:55good copier.
00:28:56Well, how does the jury
00:28:57know that you didn't
00:28:58copy wrong?
00:28:59Because I'm a real
00:29:00good copier.
00:29:01Well, how does the jury
00:29:02know that you didn't
00:29:03copy wrong?
00:29:04Because I'm a real
00:29:05good copier.
00:29:06Well, how does the jury
00:29:07know that you didn't
00:29:08copy wrong?
00:29:09Because I'm a real
00:29:10good copier.
00:29:11Well, how does the jury
00:29:12know that you didn't
00:29:13copy wrong?
00:29:14Because I'm a real
00:29:15good copier.
00:29:16Well, how does the jury
00:29:17know that you didn't
00:29:18copy wrong?
00:29:19Because I'm a real
00:29:20good copier.
00:29:21Well, how does the jury
00:29:22know that you didn't
00:29:23copy wrong?
00:29:24Because I'm a real
00:29:25good copier.
00:29:26Well, how does the jury
00:29:27know that you didn't
00:29:28copy wrong?
00:29:29Because I'm a real
00:29:30good copier.
00:29:31Well, how does the jury
00:29:32know that you didn't
00:29:33copy wrong?
00:29:34Because I'm a real
00:29:35good copier.
00:29:36Well, how does the jury
00:29:37know that you didn't
00:29:38copy wrong?
00:29:39Because I'm a real
00:29:40good copier.
00:29:41Well, how does the jury
00:29:42know that you didn't
00:29:43copy wrong?
00:29:44Because I'm a real
00:29:45good copier.
00:29:46Well, how does the jury
00:29:47know that you didn't
00:29:48copy wrong?
00:29:49Because I'm a real
00:29:50good copier.
00:29:51Well, how does the jury
00:29:52know that you didn't
00:29:53copy wrong?
00:29:54Because I'm a real
00:29:55good copier.
00:29:56Well, how does the jury
00:29:57know that you didn't
00:29:58copy wrong?
00:29:59Because I'm a real
00:30:00good copier.
00:30:01Well, how does the jury
00:30:02know that you didn't
00:30:03copy wrong?
00:30:04Because I'm a real
00:30:05good copier.
00:30:06Well, how does the jury
00:30:07know that you didn't
00:30:08copy wrong?
00:30:09Because I'm a real
00:30:10good copier.
00:30:11Well, how does the jury
00:30:12know that you didn't
00:30:13copy wrong?
00:30:14Because I'm a real
00:30:15good copier.
00:30:16Well, how does the jury
00:30:17know that you didn't
00:30:18copy wrong?
00:30:19Because I'm a real
00:30:20good copier.
00:30:21Well, how does the jury
00:30:22know that you didn't
00:30:23copy wrong?
00:30:24Because I'm a real
00:30:25good copier.
00:30:26Well, how does the jury
00:30:27know that you didn't
00:30:28copy wrong?
00:30:29Because I'm a real
00:30:30good copier.
00:30:31Well, how does the jury
00:30:32know that you didn't
00:30:33copy wrong?
00:30:34Because I'm a real
00:30:35good copier.
00:30:36Well, how does the jury
00:30:37know that you didn't
00:30:38copy wrong?
00:30:39Because I'm a real
00:30:40good copier.
00:30:41Well, how does the jury
00:30:42know that you didn't
00:30:43copy wrong?
00:30:44Because I'm a real
00:30:45good copier.
00:30:46Well, how does the jury
00:30:47know that you didn't
00:30:48copy wrong?
00:30:49Because I'm a real
00:30:50good copier.
00:30:51Well, how does the jury
00:30:52know that you didn't
00:30:53copy wrong?
00:30:54Because I'm a real
00:30:55good copier.
00:30:56Well, how does the jury
00:30:57know that you didn't
00:30:58copy wrong?
00:30:59Because I'm a real
00:31:00good copier.
00:31:01Well, how does the jury
00:31:02know that you didn't
00:31:03copy wrong?
00:31:04Because I'm a real
00:31:05good copier.
00:31:06Well, how does the jury
00:31:07know that you didn't
00:31:08copy wrong?
00:31:09Because I'm a real
00:31:10good copier.
00:31:11Well, how does the jury
00:31:12know that you didn't
00:31:13copy wrong?
00:31:14Because I'm a real
00:31:15good copier.
00:31:16Well, how does the jury
00:31:17know that you didn't
00:31:18copy wrong?
00:31:19Because I'm a real
00:31:20good copier.
00:31:21Well, how does the jury
00:31:22know that you didn't
00:31:23copy wrong?
00:31:24Because I'm a real
00:31:25good copier.
00:31:26Well, how does the jury
00:31:27know that you didn't
00:31:28copy wrong?
00:31:29Because I'm a real
00:31:30good copier.
00:31:31Well, how does the jury
00:31:32know that you didn't
00:31:33copy wrong?
00:31:34Because I'm a real
00:31:35good copier.
00:31:36Well, how does the jury
00:31:37know that you didn't
00:31:38copy wrong?
00:31:39Because I'm a real
00:31:40good copier.
00:31:41Well, how does the jury
00:31:42know that you didn't
00:31:43copy wrong?
00:31:44Because I'm a real
00:31:45good copier.
00:31:46Well, how does the jury
00:31:47know that you didn't
00:31:48copy wrong?
00:31:49Because I'm a real
00:31:50good copier.
00:31:51Well, how does the jury
00:31:52know that you didn't
00:31:53copy wrong?
00:31:54Because I'm a real
00:31:55good copier.
00:31:56Well, how does the jury
00:31:57know that you didn't
00:31:58copy wrong?
00:31:59Because I'm a real
00:32:00good copier.
00:32:01Well, how does the jury
00:32:02know that you didn't
00:32:03copy wrong?
00:32:04Because I'm a real
00:32:05good copier.
00:32:06Well, how does the jury
00:32:07know that you didn't
00:32:08copy wrong?
00:32:09Because I'm a real
00:32:10good copier.
00:32:11Well, how does the jury
00:32:12know that you didn't
00:32:13copy wrong?
00:32:14Because I'm a real
00:32:15good copier.
00:32:16Well, how does the jury
00:32:17know that you didn't
00:32:18copy wrong?
00:32:19Because I'm a real
00:32:20good copier.
00:32:21Well, how does the jury
00:32:22know that you didn't
00:32:23copy wrong?
00:32:24Because I'm a real
00:32:25good copier.
00:32:26Well, how does the jury
00:32:27know that you didn't
00:32:28copy wrong?
00:32:29Because I'm a real
00:32:30good copier.
00:32:31Well, how does the jury
00:32:32know that you didn't
00:32:33copy wrong?
00:32:34Because I'm a real
00:32:35good copier.
00:32:36Well, how does the jury
00:32:37know that you didn't
00:32:38copy wrong?
00:32:39Because I'm a real
00:32:40good copier.
00:32:41Well, how does the jury
00:32:42know that you didn't
00:32:43copy wrong?
00:32:44Because I'm a real
00:32:45good copier.
00:32:46Well, how does the jury
00:32:47know that you didn't
00:32:48copy wrong?
00:32:49Because I'm a real
00:32:50good copier.
00:32:51Well, how does the jury
00:32:52know that you didn't
00:32:53copy wrong?
00:32:54Because I'm a real
00:32:55good copier.
00:32:56Well, how does the jury
00:32:57know that you didn't
00:32:58copy wrong?
00:32:59Because I'm a real
00:33:00good copier.
00:33:01Well, how does the jury
00:33:02know that you didn't
00:33:03copy wrong?
00:33:04Well, how does the jury
00:33:05know that you didn't
00:33:06copy wrong?
00:33:07Because I'm a real
00:33:08good copier.
00:33:09Well, how does the jury
00:33:10know that you didn't
00:33:11copy wrong?
00:33:12Because I'm a real
00:33:13good copier.
00:33:14Well, how does the jury
00:33:15know that you didn't
00:33:16copy wrong?
00:33:17Because I'm a real
00:33:18good copier.
00:33:19Well, how does the jury
00:33:20know that you didn't
00:33:21copy wrong?
00:33:22Because I'm a real
00:33:23good copier.
00:33:24Well, how does the jury
00:33:25know that you didn't
00:33:26copy wrong?
00:33:27Because I'm a real
00:33:28good copier.
00:33:29Well, how does the jury
00:33:30know that you didn't
00:33:31copy wrong?
00:33:32Because I'm a real
00:33:33good copier.
00:33:34Well, how does the jury
00:33:35know that you didn't
00:33:36copy wrong?
00:33:37Because I'm a real
00:33:38good copier.
00:33:39Well, how does the jury
00:33:40know that you didn't
00:33:41copy wrong?
00:33:42Because I'm a real
00:33:43good copier.
00:33:44Well, how does the jury
00:33:45know that you didn't
00:33:46copy wrong?
00:33:47Because I'm a real
00:33:48good copier.
00:33:49Well, how does the jury
00:33:50know that you didn't
00:33:51copy wrong?
00:33:52Because I'm a real
00:33:53good copier.
00:33:54Well, how does the jury
00:33:55know that you didn't
00:33:56copy wrong?
00:33:57Because I'm a real
00:33:58good copier.
00:33:59Well, how does the jury
00:34:00know that you didn't
00:34:01copy wrong?
00:34:02Because I'm a real
00:34:03good copier.
00:34:04Well, how does the jury
00:34:05know that you didn't
00:34:06copy wrong?
00:34:07Because I'm a real
00:34:08good copier.
00:34:09Well, how does the jury
00:34:10know that you didn't
00:34:11copy wrong?
00:34:12Because I'm a real
00:34:13good copier.
00:34:14Well, how does the jury
00:34:15know that you didn't
00:34:16copy wrong?
00:34:17Because I'm a real
00:34:18good copier.
00:34:19Well, how does the jury
00:34:20know that you didn't
00:34:21copy wrong?
00:34:22Because I'm a real
00:34:23good copier.
00:34:24Well, how does the jury
00:34:25know that you didn't
00:34:26copy wrong?
00:34:27Because I'm a real
00:34:28good copier.
00:34:29Well, how does the jury
00:34:30know that you didn't
00:34:31copy wrong?
00:34:32Because I'm a real
00:34:33good copier.
00:34:34Well, how does the jury
00:34:35know that you didn't
00:34:36copy wrong?
00:34:37Because I'm a real
00:34:38good copier.
00:34:39Well, how does the jury
00:34:40know that you didn't
00:34:41copy wrong?
00:34:42Because I'm a real
00:34:43good copier.
00:34:44Well, how does the jury
00:34:45know that you didn't
00:34:46copy wrong?
00:34:47Because I'm a real
00:34:48good copier.
00:34:49Well, how does the jury
00:34:50know that you didn't
00:34:51copy wrong?
00:34:52Because I'm a real
00:34:53good copier.
00:34:54Well, how does the jury
00:34:55know that you didn't
00:34:56copy wrong?
00:34:57Because I'm a real
00:34:58good copier.
00:34:59Well, how does the jury
00:35:00know that you didn't
00:35:01copy wrong?
00:35:02Because I'm a real
00:35:03good copier.
00:35:04Well, how does the jury
00:35:05know that you didn't
00:35:06copy wrong?
00:35:07Because I'm a real
00:35:08good copier.
00:35:09Well, how does the jury
00:35:10know that you didn't
00:35:11copy wrong?
00:35:12Because I'm a real
00:35:13good copier.
00:35:14Well, how does the jury
00:35:15know that you didn't
00:35:16copy wrong?
00:35:17Because I'm a real
00:35:18good copier.
00:35:19Well, how does the jury
00:35:20know that you didn't
00:35:21copy wrong?
00:35:22Because I'm a real
00:35:23good copier.
00:35:24Well, how does the jury
00:35:25know that you didn't
00:35:26copy wrong?
00:35:27Because I'm a real
00:35:28good copier.
00:35:29Well, how does the jury
00:35:30know that you didn't
00:35:31copy wrong?
00:35:32Because I'm a real
00:35:33good copier.
00:35:34Well, how does the jury
00:35:35know that you didn't
00:35:36copy wrong?
00:35:37Because I'm a real
00:35:38good copier.
00:35:39Well, how does the jury
00:35:40know that you didn't
00:35:41copy wrong?
00:35:42Because I'm a real
00:35:43good copier.
00:35:44Well, how does the jury
00:35:45know that you didn't
00:35:46copy wrong?
00:35:47Because I'm a real
00:35:48good copier.
00:35:49Well, how does the jury
00:35:50know that you didn't
00:35:51copy wrong?
00:35:52Because I'm a real
00:35:53good copier.
00:35:54Well, how does the jury
00:35:55know that you didn't
00:35:56copy wrong?
00:35:57Because I'm a real
00:35:58good copier.
00:35:59Well, how does the jury
00:36:00know that you didn't
00:36:01copy wrong?
00:36:02Because I'm a real
00:36:03good copier.
00:36:04Well, how does the jury
00:36:05know that you didn't
00:36:06copy wrong?
00:36:07Because I'm a real
00:36:08good copier.
00:36:09Well, how does the jury
00:36:10know that you didn't
00:36:11copy wrong?
00:36:12Because I'm a real
00:36:13good copier.
00:36:14Well, how does the jury
00:36:15know that you didn't
00:36:16copy wrong?
00:36:17Because I'm a real
00:36:18good copier.
00:36:19Well, how does the jury
00:36:20know that you didn't
00:36:21copy wrong?
00:36:22Because I'm a real
00:36:23good copier.
00:36:24Well, how does the jury
00:36:25know that you didn't
00:36:26copy wrong?
00:36:27Because I'm a real
00:36:28good copier.
00:36:29Well, how does the jury
00:36:30know that you didn't
00:36:31copy wrong?
00:36:32Because I'm a real
00:36:33good copier.
00:36:34Well, how does the jury
00:36:35know that you didn't
00:36:36copy wrong?
00:36:37Because I'm a real
00:36:38good copier.
00:36:39Well, how does the jury
00:36:40know that you didn't
00:36:41copy wrong?
00:36:42Because I'm a real
00:36:43good copier.
00:36:44Well, how does the jury
00:36:45know that you didn't
00:36:46copy wrong?
00:36:47Because I'm a real
00:36:48good copier.
00:36:49Well, how does the jury
00:36:50know that you didn't
00:36:51copy wrong?
00:36:52Because I'm a real
00:36:53good copier.
00:36:54Well, how does the jury
00:36:55know that you didn't
00:36:56copy wrong?
00:36:57Because I'm a real
00:36:58good copier.
00:36:59Well, how does the jury
00:37:00know that you didn't
00:37:01copy wrong?
00:37:02Because I'm a real
00:37:03good copier.
00:37:04Well, how does the jury
00:37:05know that you didn't
00:37:06copy wrong?
00:37:07Because I'm a real
00:37:08good copier.
00:37:09Well, how does the jury
00:37:10know that you didn't
00:37:11copy wrong?
00:37:12Because I'm a real
00:37:13good copier.
00:37:14Well, how does the jury
00:37:15know that you didn't
00:37:16copy wrong?
00:37:17Because I'm a real
00:37:18good copier.
00:37:19Well, how does the jury
00:37:20know that you didn't
00:37:21copy wrong?
00:37:22Because I'm a real
00:37:23good copier.
00:37:24Well, how does the jury
00:37:25know that you didn't
00:37:26copy wrong?
00:37:27Because I'm a real
00:37:28good copier.
00:37:29Well, how does the jury
00:37:30know that you didn't
00:37:31copy wrong?
00:37:32Because I'm a real
00:37:33good copier.
00:37:34Well, how does the jury
00:37:35know that you didn't
00:37:36copy wrong?
00:37:37Because I'm a real
00:37:38good copier.
00:37:39Well, how does the jury
00:37:40know that you didn't
00:37:41copy wrong?
00:37:42Because I'm a real
00:37:43good copier.
00:37:44Well, how does the jury
00:37:45know that you didn't
00:37:46copy wrong?
00:37:47Because I'm a real
00:37:48good copier.
00:37:49Well, how does the jury
00:37:50know that you didn't
00:37:51copy wrong?
00:37:52Because I'm a real
00:37:53good copier.
00:37:54Well, how does the jury
00:37:55know that you didn't
00:37:56copy wrong?
00:37:57Because I'm a real
00:37:58good copier.
00:37:59Well, how does the jury
00:38:00know that you didn't
00:38:01copy wrong?
00:38:02Because I'm a real
00:38:03good copier.
00:38:04Well, how does the jury
00:38:05know that you didn't
00:38:06copy wrong?
00:38:07Because I'm a real
00:38:08good copier.
00:38:09Well, how does the jury
00:38:10know that you didn't
00:38:11copy wrong?
00:38:12Because I'm a real
00:38:13good copier.
00:38:14Well, how does the jury
00:38:15know that you didn't
00:38:16copy wrong?
00:38:17Because I'm a real
00:38:18good copier.
00:38:19Well, how does the jury
00:38:20know that you didn't
00:38:21copy wrong?
00:38:22Because I'm a real
00:38:23good copier.
00:38:24Well, how does the jury
00:38:25know that you didn't
00:38:26copy wrong?
00:38:27Because I'm a real
00:38:28good copier.
00:38:29Well, how does the jury
00:38:30know that you didn't
00:38:31copy wrong?
00:38:32Because I'm a real
00:38:33good copier.
00:38:34Well, how does the jury
00:38:35know that you didn't
00:38:36copy wrong?
00:38:37Because I'm a real
00:38:38good copier.
00:38:39Well, how does the jury
00:38:40know that you didn't
00:38:41copy wrong?
00:38:42Because I'm a real
00:38:43good copier.
00:38:44Well, how does the jury
00:38:45know that you didn't
00:38:46copy wrong?
00:38:47Because I'm a real
00:38:48good copier.
00:38:49Well, how does the jury
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00:38:52Would you have an
00:38:53obligation to stop your
00:38:54wife if there were
00:38:55families with children
00:38:56in the park?
00:38:57I can never get my
00:38:58wife to a park.
00:38:59She won't fit in a
00:39:00truck.
00:39:01Is that right?
00:39:02Okay.
00:39:03I could throw her
00:39:04in the back, I guess,
00:39:05if I took the camper
00:39:06off.
00:39:07It's a hypothetical.
00:39:08Oh, you just don't
00:39:09know my wife.
00:39:10That just wouldn't
00:39:11happen.
00:39:12She had them kids
00:39:13and just ballooned
00:39:14up like a...
00:39:15Well, you know
00:39:16what happens sometimes.
00:39:17She packed on a few.
00:39:18She's a 300-pound
00:39:19woman.
00:39:20She's a good woman,
00:39:21but I'm not saying
00:39:22nothing bad about her.
00:39:23If any woman sat
00:39:24on her husband's lap
00:39:25in a public park,
00:39:26kids all around,
00:39:27and she rubbed
00:39:28her buttocks against
00:39:29the clothed genitals
00:39:30of her husband,
00:39:31who would you arrest?
00:39:32I don't work the parks.
00:39:33If you did,
00:39:34who would you arrest?
00:39:35Probably both.
00:39:36Well, then,
00:39:37shouldn't you arrest
00:39:38yourself or public
00:39:39lewdness and ricks?
00:39:40I did not intend to
00:39:41arouse nobody's
00:39:42sexual desire.
00:39:43But you felt the
00:39:44contact, right?
00:39:45I got a full set
00:39:46of crotched-on nerves.
00:39:47I could feel
00:39:48every bit of it.
00:39:49You would, too.
00:39:50Some little thing
00:39:51like that rubbing
00:39:52up down on you,
00:39:53your rooster.
00:39:54I'm telling you what.
00:39:55I mean, there was
00:39:56a carnival going on
00:39:57in my britches
00:39:58before she was through.
00:39:59And it was more
00:40:00than the clowns, too.
00:40:01The tense was going up.
00:40:02Let's put it to you
00:40:03that way.
00:40:04The tense was going
00:40:05up in my britches
00:40:06before she got done.
00:40:07It liked to have
00:40:08been a mess in there.
00:40:09If you were in a mall
00:40:10and a woman
00:40:11performed oral sex
00:40:12on you,
00:40:13as long as you
00:40:14had no intent
00:40:15to arouse her,
00:40:16she could be arrested
00:40:17and you could not?
00:40:18That's not the same thing.
00:40:19You were doing this,
00:40:20didn't you?
00:40:21No, sir.
00:40:22Couldn't the prosecutor
00:40:23just as easily
00:40:24charge you?
00:40:25No, sir.
00:40:31Not me.
00:40:32I was doing my job.
00:40:33That's what I was doing.
00:40:34Is it more fun
00:40:35to rub against dancers
00:40:36than it is
00:40:37to arrest customers
00:40:38you observe
00:40:39violate the law?
00:40:40You think we like
00:40:41women like that,
00:40:42rubbing all over,
00:40:43sweating on us,
00:40:44doing their little
00:40:45bump and grind
00:40:46in our laps and stuff?
00:40:47It's hard work, man.
00:40:48I don't have kids anymore.
00:40:49I'm so busy chasing
00:40:50these nasty girls around.
00:40:51So why not
00:40:52arrest dancers
00:40:53or customers
00:40:54you observe
00:40:55violate the law?
00:40:56It's almost impossible
00:40:57to make a case like that
00:40:58because the dancer
00:40:59and the customer
00:41:00deny the contact,
00:41:01so then you ain't
00:41:02got a case.
00:41:03It's better to have
00:41:04the word of a police officer
00:41:05against the word
00:41:06of one of them strippers.
00:41:07If you charge a dancer
00:41:08with contact
00:41:09with a customer,
00:41:10are you afraid
00:41:11that the police
00:41:12and the district attorneys
00:41:13will miss out
00:41:14on all the good times
00:41:15at the taxpayer's expense?
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00:46:36Are the girls concerned
00:46:37whether or not you're drinking?
00:46:38Girls don't care
00:46:39about the drinks.
00:46:40See, they don't make
00:46:41money on the drinks.
00:46:42The club makes
00:46:43all the money
00:46:44you spend on drinks.
00:46:46Pass the witness.
00:46:48Uh,
00:46:50Officer Duke,
00:46:53in your raid on Ricks,
00:46:55was anyone arrested
00:46:56for prostitution?
00:46:57Well, them girls
00:46:58make a might lot
00:46:59of money dancing,
00:47:00so they don't need
00:47:01to turn tricks.
00:47:02We'd have to offer
00:47:03them a couple thousand dollars
00:47:04to get them even
00:47:05consider prostitution.
00:47:06Was anybody arrested
00:47:07for drug possession?
00:47:09No, sir, you don't see
00:47:10that type of activity
00:47:11in your upscale clubs.
00:47:13See, they spend
00:47:14a lot of money
00:47:15on decor and such,
00:47:16and the club owners,
00:47:17they just don't want
00:47:18to take a chance
00:47:19on getting that club
00:47:20shut down just because
00:47:21some girl brung in drugs.
00:47:22Now, owners have
00:47:23a substantial investment,
00:47:25so they police
00:47:26their own employees.
00:47:28I'd say that's fair enough.
00:47:30How much alcohol
00:47:31did you have on August 2nd?
00:47:33Oh,
00:47:35probably five or six drinks.
00:47:38Could have been more.
00:47:40Could have been.
00:47:41Did you drink your drinks?
00:47:43Yeah.
00:47:44Officer Tubbs drank his drinks?
00:47:46I assume so.
00:47:47Well, I mean,
00:47:48he didn't let anybody else
00:47:49drink them for him, did he?
00:47:51Well, once in the blue moon,
00:47:52a woman take a sip,
00:47:54but they don't like mine.
00:47:56Well, now,
00:47:57Officer Duke,
00:47:59tell me,
00:48:00why is that?
00:48:02Well, I drank a thing
00:48:03called a Texas Boilermaker.
00:48:05That's where you drop
00:48:06a shot of tequila
00:48:07down in a mug of beer,
00:48:08and then you chug that thing
00:48:10until a shot glass
00:48:11hits your nose.
00:48:12Now, that's a hardcore drink.
00:48:14Women don't like that.
00:48:15I don't imagine they would.
00:48:17You haven't been recognized
00:48:18as a police officer?
00:48:19Truck driver, derelict,
00:48:20bum, you name it.
00:48:22Never as a police officer.
00:48:24Well,
00:48:25I sure do admire you
00:48:27on your disguise.
00:48:28Now, let me ask you,
00:48:29was Savannah Logan
00:48:31there that night?
00:48:37You know, I really,
00:48:39I really can't be sure.
00:48:41And certainly,
00:48:42if you have a girl
00:48:43sitting in your lap
00:48:44and you got your arm
00:48:45around the other girl,
00:48:46you're not very interested
00:48:47in what the other officers
00:48:48are doing.
00:48:49My hands were pretty full.
00:48:50You said you had this one girl
00:48:52on your lap,
00:48:53and you talked for a while.
00:48:55Do you remember
00:48:56what you were talking about?
00:48:58Well, we were just talking,
00:49:00talking about my love life.
00:49:03See, I've been divorced
00:49:04for quite some time,
00:49:05and quite honestly,
00:49:07I just don't do all that well
00:49:09with women.
00:49:10It's pretty hard out there.
00:49:12And then being a police officer,
00:49:13the salary I make,
00:49:15I just can't impress women
00:49:17too much.
00:49:18Well, did you arrest the girl
00:49:20that was sitting on your lap?
00:49:21Did I arrest her?
00:49:24No, I would never arrest her.
00:49:26She was a nice girl.
00:49:29She was a nice girl.
00:49:32A very nice girl.
00:49:41Nothing further.
00:49:43Any more questions
00:49:44for your witness, Ms. Holmes?
00:49:45Well, why don't you call
00:49:46your next witness?
00:49:47State Restaurant.
00:49:58State Restaurant.
00:50:29Why don't you do that little dance
00:50:30you did for us
00:50:31with that other chick?
00:50:32I really like that.
00:50:33I was hot.
00:50:34Where's your old sissy boyfriend,
00:50:35huh?
00:50:37We might have to spank him.
00:50:38Watch your mouth, fellas.
00:50:39We wouldn't want
00:50:40to insult anybody unduly.
00:50:42She's got enough trouble
00:50:43with morals and dignity
00:50:45and decency
00:50:48in the state of Texas.
00:50:50You'll have something
00:50:51for us right here,
00:50:52why don't you?
00:50:53Right now, up close and personal.
00:50:54Give me the nigger.
00:50:55I can't see that.
00:50:56Hey!
00:51:01You're not supposed
00:51:02to talk to them.
00:51:14How are you employed?
00:51:16I'm the night manager
00:51:17at Rick's Cabaret.
00:51:18What is Savannah Logan's
00:51:19stage name?
00:51:20Scout.
00:51:21Scout.
00:51:22Now, is she a good worker?
00:51:23Yes.
00:51:24She's very popular.
00:51:25What is Savannah King's
00:51:26stage name?
00:51:27Savannah.
00:51:28Savannah.
00:51:29Do you keep up
00:51:30with who works at Rick's?
00:51:31Yes.
00:51:32To enter the club,
00:51:33each dancer swipes her card
00:51:34into our computer.
00:51:36This is the swipe list
00:51:38for the night Officer Tubbs
00:51:40accused Savannah Logan
00:51:41of giving him a lewd dance.
00:51:43Did my client work that night?
00:51:45No, she did not.
00:51:46Mm-hmm.
00:51:47Did Savannah King?
00:51:48Yes, she did.
00:51:49When the Tubbs party
00:51:50was in the VIP room,
00:51:52was there anything
00:51:54unusual?
00:51:56Officer Tubbs
00:51:57stood up on a table
00:51:59and tucked a dollar bill
00:52:01behind his belt buckle.
00:52:03Then he yelled,
00:52:04Hey, boss lady,
00:52:05all you can eat under a dollar.
00:52:07I don't think he threw up
00:52:08in the parking lot,
00:52:09but he was obviously
00:52:11impaired.
00:52:12Did he drive home that night?
00:52:14Objection!
00:52:15Irrelevant!
00:52:16Sustained.
00:52:17Millie,
00:52:18tell us about your drinks.
00:52:20In the main room,
00:52:21you get one shot
00:52:22of alcohol per drink
00:52:23and in the VIP room,
00:52:24you get a shot and a half.
00:52:26If Tubbs had
00:52:27seven mixed drinks,
00:52:29how many shots
00:52:30would that be?
00:52:32Ten and a half shots.
00:52:33There's been testimony here
00:52:35that Officer Tubbs
00:52:37is immune to alcohol.
00:52:40Well, I hope he doesn't
00:52:41act like that all the time.
00:52:42Could Officer Tubbs
00:52:43identify the dancer
00:52:45that danced for him
00:52:46that night?
00:52:47In my opinion,
00:52:48Officer Tubbs
00:52:49could not identify
00:52:50his own mother.
00:52:53I was honorably discharged
00:52:54from the Marines
00:52:55after Desert Storm.
00:52:56Now I work as a carpenter.
00:52:57What is your relationship
00:52:59with the defendant?
00:53:00She's my girlfriend.
00:53:01Was she in Houston
00:53:02on August the 2nd?
00:53:04No.
00:53:05She was with me
00:53:06at her mother's house
00:53:07in Portland, Oregon.
00:53:08Well, why were you
00:53:09and Savannah in Portland?
00:53:10To install a furnace
00:53:11and build a wheelchair
00:53:12ramp for her mother.
00:53:14Savannah's mom
00:53:15has degenerative arthritis
00:53:16and she needs a wheelchair
00:53:17to get around.
00:53:18Pass the witness.
00:53:22Are you familiar
00:53:23with the two officers
00:53:24who testified earlier?
00:53:26Officer Tubbs
00:53:27and Sergeant Hunt?
00:53:28I've seen them
00:53:29acting up in the hallway.
00:53:30You've been making yourself
00:53:31known to them in the hallway,
00:53:32haven't you?
00:53:33I'd say they've been
00:53:34making themselves
00:53:35known to everybody.
00:53:36In fact,
00:53:37when I went out
00:53:38to tell the witnesses
00:53:39that we were taking a break,
00:53:40you came up
00:53:41and you listened in,
00:53:42didn't you?
00:53:43You held your meeting
00:53:44where I was standing.
00:53:45I told you to move.
00:53:46I can stand
00:53:47in a public building.
00:53:48It's still a free country,
00:53:49isn't it?
00:53:50Were you going to fight
00:53:51with Officer Tubbs?
00:53:52I think he prefers
00:53:53to rough up ladies.
00:53:54In fact,
00:53:55I think he gets off
00:53:56on his power to bully women.
00:53:59I call Miss Savannah Logan.
00:54:17Savannah,
00:54:18the day Officer Tubbs
00:54:19testified that you
00:54:20danced for him,
00:54:21where were you?
00:54:22Portland, Oregon.
00:54:23What were you doing
00:54:24in Oregon
00:54:25while Officer Tubbs
00:54:27was boozing it up at Rick's?
00:54:29I was helping my boyfriend
00:54:30set forms
00:54:31for my mom's wheelchair ramp.
00:54:33And we poured concrete
00:54:34the next day.
00:54:36Can you identify
00:54:37that for me?
00:54:38Yeah,
00:54:39it's my receipt
00:54:40from Pete's Concrete.
00:54:41Is that your signature?
00:54:42Yes.
00:54:43And you can even see
00:54:44the concrete smudges on it.
00:54:45Your Honor,
00:54:46I'd like to introduce
00:54:47this into evidence.
00:54:48Objection!
00:54:49Hearsay!
00:54:51Take the jury out.
00:54:57She has these receipts
00:54:58right here,
00:54:59plus she has
00:55:00airline tickets
00:55:01and a boarding pass.
00:55:02It's her alibi.
00:55:03Nothing's more relevant.
00:55:04Your Honor,
00:55:05none of these items
00:55:06fit any exemption
00:55:07to the hearsay rule.
00:55:08They're nothing more
00:55:09than bits of paper
00:55:10that'll confuse the jury.
00:55:11Excuse me, excuse me.
00:55:12Miss Logan
00:55:13was in Portland.
00:55:14The state says
00:55:15she's in Houston.
00:55:16It's probative.
00:55:17If I tell the jury
00:55:18they can't believe
00:55:19that she used a ticket
00:55:20on August 8th
00:55:21because it was signed
00:55:22on August 8th,
00:55:23how is it probative?
00:55:24Well, the jury expects
00:55:25a person who flew to Portland
00:55:26to have a plane ticket.
00:55:27You know damn well
00:55:28that the prosecutor
00:55:29would say,
00:55:30what, you flew to Portland?
00:55:31Where's the ticket
00:55:32if she didn't have one?
00:55:33Now, Miss Logan
00:55:34didn't know
00:55:35that when she was in Portland
00:55:36pouring concrete
00:55:37that Officer Tubbs
00:55:38was accusing her
00:55:39here in Houston.
00:55:40Your Honor,
00:55:41it is absolutely impossible
00:55:42to know whether or not
00:55:43she typed that ticket
00:55:44out herself.
00:55:45Yes, well,
00:55:46I've read all the rules
00:55:47and I find no justification
00:55:48for admitting the receipts
00:55:49or the tickets.
00:55:50I find it all.
00:55:51Thank you, Your Honor.
00:55:52Are you kidding me?
00:55:53Excuse me, Judge.
00:55:54You're telling me
00:55:55that you don't think
00:55:56that this documentation
00:55:57helps the jury
00:55:58determine whether or not
00:55:59our client is guilty or innocent?
00:56:00I think they confuse the jury.
00:56:01How?
00:56:02Are we going to have time
00:56:03to authenticate the material?
00:56:04You already declared ready.
00:56:05Did you know about this stuff?
00:56:06A dozen signed visa receipts
00:56:07and five personal checks
00:56:08all processed
00:56:09through banks in Portland.
00:56:10Who could have forged that stuff?
00:56:11How could she have gotten
00:56:12companies and banks
00:56:13to process this stuff
00:56:14after the fact?
00:56:15Does it look like a predicate?
00:56:16Does it look like forgery?
00:56:17Why are you accepting
00:56:18bits of paper
00:56:19over the words
00:56:20of police officers?
00:56:21If it was forged,
00:56:22why didn't she forge them
00:56:23to cover her August 10th charge?
00:56:24It's not my fault
00:56:25that Barnett didn't do his job.
00:56:26He did not bring witnesses
00:56:27to authenticate the items.
00:56:28Drop the charge by Taubes
00:56:29on August 2nd.
00:56:30The judge is not
00:56:31letting it in.
00:56:32They have not laid
00:56:33the proper predicate.
00:56:34This is not
00:56:35the right person.
00:56:36I cannot stand
00:56:37in front of this jury
00:56:38and argue the case
00:56:39if you drop that charge.
00:56:40I would look stupid.
00:56:41I would look like a fool.
00:56:42And what is he going to do
00:56:43to my record?
00:56:44That's going to make
00:56:45my record look really bad.
00:56:46This is not
00:56:47the right person.
00:56:48I know what to do.
00:56:49Where is my BLT?
00:56:50Those cops are making
00:56:51you look so stupid.
00:56:52I'm telling you right now,
00:56:53this is more important
00:56:54than what you see
00:56:55in your face.
00:56:56I ordered a BLT
00:56:57on white toast.
00:56:58She's taunting me.
00:56:59She is taunting us.
00:57:00And I am not going
00:57:01to let her get away with it.
00:57:02Now let's just say
00:57:03that she wasn't there
00:57:04that night.
00:57:05She has been there
00:57:06every other night
00:57:07sitting on people's
00:57:08laps wiggling around.
00:57:09She makes every other woman
00:57:10in the world
00:57:11look bad
00:57:12because of what she does.
00:57:13I have got to face
00:57:14those police officers
00:57:15every day.
00:57:16I depend on them
00:57:17for my cases.
00:57:18And we are talking
00:57:19about police officers
00:57:20and a stripper.
00:57:21Police officers
00:57:22and a stripper.
00:57:24All right.
00:57:25All right.
00:57:27Go ahead.
00:57:43Savannah,
00:57:59what took place
00:58:00when the police
00:58:01raided Rick's?
00:58:02Well, they came in
00:58:03wearing masks
00:58:04and their guns were drawn
00:58:05and they were cussing
00:58:06and shoving all the girls
00:58:08and they pushed
00:58:09several of us
00:58:10up against the wall
00:58:11and they took
00:58:12one of my girlfriends
00:58:13and they pinned her
00:58:14and he shoved his hand
00:58:15right up her skirt.
00:58:17Many of them
00:58:18had been drinking
00:58:19in the club
00:58:20prior to the raid
00:58:21so they just reeked
00:58:22of alcohol.
00:58:23But that didn't stop them
00:58:24from sticking their pistols
00:58:25in our faces.
00:58:26And what happened next?
00:58:29Well, they lined us up
00:58:30in the VIP room
00:58:31and several men
00:58:33in masks came in
00:58:34with a list of dancers
00:58:35they had charges against.
00:58:38And after they identified
00:58:39all the girls
00:58:40they loaded them up
00:58:41onto a bus
00:58:42and they took them
00:58:43to jail
00:58:44and the rest of us
00:58:45they let go
00:58:46and they let me go.
00:58:47Now, where did you go
00:58:48from there?
00:58:49I went back through
00:58:50the main room
00:58:51to go to my locker.
00:58:52And what happened?
00:58:53A man in a black ski mask
00:58:55told me to give my name
00:58:57to the officer
00:58:58with the list
00:58:59and that officer said
00:59:00her name is not
00:59:01on the list.
00:59:03And the masked man said
00:59:04well, just take her down
00:59:05anyway.
00:59:06Savannah,
00:59:07I want you
00:59:08to tell this jury
00:59:10how long you were in jail
00:59:12before they charged you.
00:59:14Three days.
00:59:15Three days!
00:59:17Now, how tall
00:59:18were you on August the 10th?
00:59:19Same as now,
00:59:20five feet, nine inches.
00:59:21And how much did you weigh?
00:59:22Same as now,
00:59:23130 pounds.
00:59:25Have you ever been a blonde?
00:59:26No.
00:59:27And you can see
00:59:28in the arrest photos
00:59:29that I am not blonde.
00:59:30Do you have a tattoo?
00:59:31I do not.
00:59:32Have you ever had a tattoo?
00:59:34Never, no.
00:59:35Did you ever dance
00:59:37for Sergeant Hunt
00:59:39or Officer Tubbs?
00:59:40No.
00:59:41This trial is the first time
00:59:42I have ever seen
00:59:43Sergeant Hunt
00:59:44or Officer Tubbs.
00:59:45Thank you, Savannah.
00:59:47No further questions,
00:59:48Your Honor.
00:59:53Miss Logan,
00:59:55tell the jury
00:59:56how much of your body
00:59:57a G-string covers.
00:59:58It's like a thong bikini.
01:00:00Would a person
01:00:01looking at you
01:00:02from behind
01:00:04be able to see
01:00:05that G-string?
01:00:06Oh, yes.
01:00:07How much?
01:00:08As much as the thong
01:00:09supermodels wear
01:00:10in Sports Illustrated.
01:00:11When you dance
01:00:12topless for a patron,
01:00:13and I don't believe
01:00:14the supermodels do that,
01:00:15are they being sexually
01:00:16aroused and gratified?
01:00:18More like sexually frustrated.
01:00:19They're not being
01:00:20aroused and gratified?
01:00:22Well, if gratified
01:00:23means grateful,
01:00:24yes, I do think
01:00:25they're grateful.
01:00:26Now, why do they
01:00:27pay you to dance?
01:00:28I don't know.
01:00:29I guess it's better
01:00:30than watching football.
01:00:31Not because they're being
01:00:32aroused and gratified.
01:00:34Was your husband
01:00:35aroused or gratified
01:00:36at his bachelor party?
01:00:38I am not required
01:00:39to answer your questions.
01:00:40You are required
01:00:41to answer mine.
01:00:42Now, the question is,
01:00:43if they're not being
01:00:44aroused and gratified,
01:00:45why do they go
01:00:46see you dance?
01:00:47Well, one of my customers
01:00:48received a patent
01:00:49on a drug he developed,
01:00:50and he came in
01:00:51to celebrate.
01:00:52Oh, a scientist
01:00:53comes in to celebrate.
01:00:54That means,
01:00:55boop, there go my clothes.
01:00:56But he developed
01:00:57a cure for disease,
01:00:58and if he can do that,
01:00:59I guess he can figure out
01:01:00where to celebrate.
01:01:01Is Ritz a sexually
01:01:02oriented business?
01:01:04Well, we take our clothes off,
01:01:05but it's not like
01:01:06you're implying.
01:01:07Oh, well, do tell.
01:01:08Straighten me out.
01:01:09What is it like?
01:01:11It's like Disneyland
01:01:13for grown men.
01:01:15Ritz is like Disneyland.
01:01:18Guys like to watch
01:01:19pretty women
01:01:20take their clothes off.
01:01:22All right?
01:01:23They can't help it.
01:01:24That's how evolution
01:01:25wired them.
01:01:26Okay, so now,
01:01:27according to you,
01:01:28the highest form of life
01:01:30on the planet
01:01:31evolved from apes
01:01:32so that they could watch
01:01:33you take your clothes off.
01:01:34You can't change it,
01:01:35Miss Holmes.
01:01:36Guys are going to
01:01:37act like guys.
01:01:38Haven't you ever watched
01:01:39any of the old
01:01:40cowboy movies?
01:01:41Cowboys come charging in,
01:01:42you know, to the town
01:01:43to have a good time,
01:01:44whooping it up,
01:01:45going in to see
01:01:46the girls dance.
01:01:47They're all pumped up,
01:01:48and they just want
01:01:49to have a good time.
01:01:50We listen to their
01:01:51dirty jokes,
01:01:52talk naughty to them.
01:01:53We don't nag them,
01:01:54and we don't scream
01:01:55sexual harassment.
01:01:56It's all fun.
01:01:57When you're talking
01:02:00dirty to these men
01:02:02who like to escape,
01:02:04what do you say
01:02:05your name is?
01:02:06I say Scout.
01:02:07Saying your name is Scout,
01:02:08that wouldn't be
01:02:09the truth, would it?
01:02:10Well, it's true at Rick's.
01:02:11No, the truth is
01:02:12is that you don't want
01:02:13the kind of men
01:02:14who visit topless clubs
01:02:15to know much about you,
01:02:16now do you?
01:02:17Look, when you go
01:02:18to Disneyland,
01:02:19you don't want the guy
01:02:20in the Mickey Mouse suit
01:02:21telling your kids
01:02:22about his dysfunctional
01:02:23family, right?
01:02:24You want him to do
01:02:25a good job
01:02:26at being Mickey Mouse.
01:02:27I try to do a good job
01:02:28at being Scout.
01:02:29I mean, I'm a party girl
01:02:30who talks naughty
01:02:31to the boys.
01:02:32So you are the amusement
01:02:33that the men pay
01:02:34to look up and down.
01:02:35Having people watch,
01:02:36it's my job.
01:02:37It's not who I am, okay?
01:02:38I mean, it's my job.
01:02:39I'm good at it.
01:02:40And I think the world
01:02:41needs people like me
01:02:42to do what I do.
01:02:43I'm sorry.
01:02:44I just got you confused
01:02:45with Mother Teresa.
01:02:46I don't understand
01:02:47what the problem is.
01:02:48The problem, young lady,
01:02:49is when you send the men
01:02:50out into the street
01:02:51with the testosterone
01:02:52bursting out of their ears.
01:02:53I don't know about you,
01:02:54but the women I know,
01:02:55we all like our men
01:02:56with a little testosterone.
01:02:57We like our men
01:02:58with a little testosterone.
01:02:59We like our men
01:03:00with a little testosterone.
01:03:01We like our men
01:03:02with a little testosterone.
01:03:03What innocent little girl,
01:03:04a young woman,
01:03:05gets attacked
01:03:06because of what you do?
01:03:07The only men
01:03:08I ever met at Rick's
01:03:09who acted like thugs
01:03:10were vice cops.
01:03:11You don't know
01:03:12what your customers do
01:03:13when they leave
01:03:14that nightclub.
01:03:15You don't know
01:03:16how many women
01:03:17don't get hassled
01:03:18because men come visit us.
01:03:19You don't know
01:03:20how many do.
01:03:27Sergeant,
01:03:28is there any question
01:03:29in your mind
01:03:30that the person
01:03:31who victimized you
01:03:32with that terrible dance
01:03:34is this young lady?
01:03:37No, sir.
01:03:38No question at all.
01:03:39Well, now, you know,
01:03:40you're an awful big fella.
01:03:41Do you ever
01:03:42play any sports?
01:03:43Played a little ball
01:03:44in junior college.
01:03:45Now, what kind of ball
01:03:46was that?
01:03:47I looked like
01:03:48a basketball player.
01:03:49What?
01:03:50Football.
01:03:51Do you expect
01:03:52this jury
01:03:53to believe
01:03:54that this tiny little woman
01:03:56victimized you?
01:03:58Well, I guess she did.
01:04:00Okay.
01:04:01According to this,
01:04:02you wrote that the suspect
01:04:03had blonde hair.
01:04:04Now, have my clients
01:04:05had blonde?
01:04:07No, sir.
01:04:08She might have dyed it.
01:04:10Did y'all make photos
01:04:12of every person
01:04:13you arrested at Rick's
01:04:14that night?
01:04:15Yes, sir.
01:04:16We like to have a photo
01:04:17of all the girls
01:04:18in case they become
01:04:19victims of a homicide.
01:04:20Well, now,
01:04:21have dancers ever been
01:04:22victims of homicide?
01:04:23Yeah, one of them
01:04:24got herself killed.
01:04:25She was in a car jacking.
01:04:26You stopped
01:04:27and got gasoline.
01:04:28That's a couple years ago.
01:04:29Well, was that case
01:04:30ever solved?
01:04:31Not to the best
01:04:32of my knowledge.
01:04:33Instead of going out
01:04:34and finding out
01:04:35who killed
01:04:36this young woman,
01:04:37you people
01:04:38are at nightclubs
01:04:39arresting 30 women
01:04:42for lewd dancing.
01:04:44Objection!
01:04:45An unsolved murder
01:04:46has no bearing
01:04:47on the guilt or innocence
01:04:48of this defendant.
01:04:49Police policy
01:04:50has a bearing
01:04:51on the public's safety.
01:04:53The police set
01:04:54their own policies,
01:04:55not the public
01:04:56and not this jury.
01:04:57Sustained.
01:04:59Oh, God.
01:05:01Now, did Vice
01:05:02take these photos
01:05:03of Savannah Logan
01:05:04and Savannah King
01:05:05when they were arrested?
01:05:06If you could
01:05:07check that, please.
01:05:09Yes, sir.
01:05:10Now, according to
01:05:11that photo of the defendant,
01:05:12what is her stage name?
01:05:14Stage name, Scout.
01:05:15Which one has blonde hair?
01:05:19Savannah King.
01:05:20Which one has
01:05:21the stage name Savannah?
01:05:23Savannah King.
01:05:24Isn't that a fact
01:05:25that Savannah King
01:05:26is a girl who danced
01:05:27for you and she
01:05:28is the one
01:05:29with the tattoo?
01:05:30No, sir.
01:05:31That's a girl
01:05:32with a tattoo right there.
01:05:34I think we can
01:05:35clear this up
01:05:36by having the
01:05:37female bailiff
01:05:38check to see
01:05:39whether or not
01:05:40Miss Logan has a tattoo.
01:05:43Objection!
01:05:44Irrelevant!
01:05:45Why is everything
01:05:47that disproves
01:05:48this woman's case
01:05:49irrelevant?
01:05:50The bailiff
01:05:51already has a job.
01:05:52Why don't you
01:05:53get your own witness?
01:05:55All right, officer.
01:05:56Would you agree with me
01:05:57that if this woman
01:05:58doesn't have a tattoo,
01:05:59that this is
01:06:00the wrong Savannah?
01:06:01No, sir.
01:06:02I would not agree
01:06:03with you on that, sir.
01:06:04You swore under oath
01:06:05that the woman
01:06:06had a tattoo.
01:06:07Either she's
01:06:08got a tattoo
01:06:09or she don't.
01:06:10I didn't use the tattoo
01:06:11as my total criteria.
01:06:12When you
01:06:13identified my client,
01:06:14did you take
01:06:15precautions to see
01:06:16you got the right person
01:06:18or you were just
01:06:20using your memory?
01:06:22I used my memory
01:06:23based on my recollection.
01:06:25Did you have
01:06:26a female officer
01:06:28look at Savannah Logan
01:06:29and Savannah King
01:06:31to see which one
01:06:32had the tattoo?
01:06:33No, sir.
01:06:34Now, you file
01:06:35serious criminal charges
01:06:37and you don't try to avoid
01:06:40charging innocent people.
01:06:42I didn't say that, sir.
01:06:43To make a positive
01:06:45identification,
01:06:46would it have been better
01:06:47to check the person
01:06:49to see if they had
01:06:50a tattoo?
01:06:51I told you
01:06:52I didn't use
01:06:53that tattoo
01:06:54as my total criteria
01:06:55for my criteria.
01:06:56Now, if Savannah King
01:06:58matched all seven items
01:07:00of your description
01:07:02and my client
01:07:03matched none,
01:07:04who would you arrest?
01:07:05I'd arrest that girl
01:07:06right there.
01:07:07You know, officer,
01:07:08you're zero for seven.
01:07:10I'm not real good
01:07:12at ladies' height
01:07:14and their weight.
01:07:15If you're not good
01:07:16on height and weight,
01:07:18color of hair,
01:07:19and tattoos,
01:07:20why should the jury
01:07:22believe you have
01:07:23the right person?
01:07:24Because she done a dance
01:07:25that gave me
01:07:26a mental picture
01:07:27in my head.
01:07:32Were you asked
01:07:33to do a rather
01:07:34unusual thing?
01:07:35Yes, sir.
01:07:36I was asked
01:07:37to go into the restroom
01:07:38and look at her privates.
01:07:40Were you asked
01:07:41to look at
01:07:42Ms. Logan's body
01:07:43to see if she had
01:07:44a tattoo anywhere,
01:07:46even her privates?
01:07:48Yes, sir.
01:07:49Did you see
01:07:51any tattoo whatsoever?
01:07:53No, sir.
01:07:54No tattoo.
01:07:55Thank you, Lynette.
01:07:56Your witness.
01:08:00Are you being compensated
01:08:01to be here?
01:08:02No, ma'am.
01:08:03I was already
01:08:04out in the hallway.
01:08:05What were you doing
01:08:06in the hallway
01:08:07of a criminal courts building?
01:08:08To see a judge
01:08:09in another courtroom.
01:08:10Why were you seeing
01:08:11a criminal courts judge?
01:08:13For a restraining order
01:08:14against my husband.
01:08:16He beat me.
01:08:18I'm sorry
01:08:19to hear that.
01:08:20This defendant,
01:08:21she didn't have
01:08:22any problem whatsoever
01:08:23stripping her clothes off
01:08:24for a total stranger,
01:08:25did she?
01:08:26No, ma'am.
01:08:27Have you ever seen
01:08:28her perform
01:08:29as a topless dancer?
01:08:31No, ma'am.
01:08:32In fact, you don't know
01:08:33anything about this case,
01:08:34do you?
01:08:35No, ma'am.
01:08:36Thank you.
01:08:38Thank you, ma'am.
01:08:43Haven't you ever
01:08:44seen a woman
01:08:46having done this
01:08:47for 13 years
01:08:49and being an expert
01:08:50in this field,
01:08:51you can give
01:08:52an accurate estimate
01:08:53of a dancer's height
01:08:54and weight?
01:08:55I ain't no expert.
01:08:56I can just guess
01:08:57like anybody else.
01:08:58Really?
01:08:59In 13 years,
01:09:00you've made thousands
01:09:01of cases against dancers
01:09:02and you're not
01:09:03an expert in that field?
01:09:04No, sir.
01:09:05I'm not an expert.
01:09:06Thirteen years
01:09:07busting women
01:09:08and you can only
01:09:09guess like anyone else?
01:09:10That's right.
01:09:11Read the description
01:09:12of the suspect
01:09:13in your warrant report.
01:09:145'4",
01:09:15straight blonde hair,
01:09:16100 pounds,
01:09:17green G-string,
01:09:19flower-colored nightie,
01:09:20stage name Savannah.
01:09:21After 13 years
01:09:22of arresting
01:09:23thousands of women,
01:09:24the best description
01:09:25you can give
01:09:26is some wild guess
01:09:27on height and weight
01:09:28and the color of a G-string?
01:09:29Well, and hair color
01:09:30and length.
01:09:31Did you write down
01:09:32any identifying marks
01:09:33or scars or birthmarks?
01:09:34No, sir.
01:09:35Was the woman naked
01:09:36from the waist up?
01:09:37She sure was,
01:09:38not a stitch.
01:09:39And you couldn't pick out
01:09:40a single birthmark or freckle
01:09:41to show this jury
01:09:42that you have
01:09:43any?
01:09:44No.
01:09:45Did you look for any?
01:09:46Not exactly.
01:09:47That's the best
01:09:48you can do
01:09:49after 13 years.
01:09:50Huh?
01:09:51Well, that's the way
01:09:52we always done it.
01:09:53Is there a difference
01:09:54between 5'4",
01:09:55and 5'9"?
01:09:56That'd be,
01:09:57um,
01:09:58well,
01:09:59it'd be 5".
01:10:00But that depends
01:10:01on if she's got
01:10:02on high heels
01:10:03or she's flat-footed.
01:10:04You know,
01:10:05she can be taller,
01:10:06shorter.
01:10:07Would you stand up,
01:10:08please,
01:10:09Ms. Palmer?
01:10:11Would it surprise you
01:10:12to find out
01:10:13that my client
01:10:14is 5'9",
01:10:15and 130 pounds?
01:10:16Not really,
01:10:17because, uh,
01:10:18it was just
01:10:19a guesstimate of mine.
01:10:20I had no idea
01:10:21of being specific.
01:10:22You had no idea
01:10:23of being specific?
01:10:24No, sir.
01:10:25Do you want the jury
01:10:26to convict this woman
01:10:27on some non-specific
01:10:28guesstimate?
01:10:29Just on the evidence.
01:10:30Is it your guesstimate
01:10:31that this woman
01:10:32danced for you?
01:10:33No, sir.
01:10:34She did dance for me.
01:10:35I seen more of her
01:10:36than I needed to see.
01:10:37You can sit down,
01:10:38Ms. Palmer.
01:10:41Did you arrest Savannah King?
01:10:42I sure did.
01:10:43You have an arrest photo
01:10:44of Savannah King?
01:10:45Yeah, I got it right here.
01:10:46I object to relevance.
01:10:47Savannah Logan
01:10:48is on trial today,
01:10:49not Savannah King.
01:10:51Overruled.
01:10:53Now, according to this,
01:10:54uh,
01:10:56arrest photo,
01:10:57what is Ms. King's
01:10:58stage name?
01:10:59Savannah.
01:11:00Savannah.
01:11:01And how does
01:11:02the police information card
01:11:03describe Savannah King?
01:11:04I didn't write this card.
01:11:05This card's filled out
01:11:06by the stripper herself.
01:11:07No tellin' what
01:11:08she'll put on there.
01:11:09But Savannah King
01:11:10and the cashier
01:11:12say that the woman
01:11:13who dances as Savannah
01:11:14is Savannah King.
01:11:15Well, now,
01:11:16that's according to them.
01:11:17They could be lyin'.
01:11:18They probably are lyin'.
01:11:19Tell the jury
01:11:20how you describe Savannah King
01:11:21in your warrant report.
01:11:22I don't remember much
01:11:23about Savannah King
01:11:24except what she looked like.
01:11:25Was she 5'4"?
01:11:26She was over 5'.
01:11:28And, uh,
01:11:29she was less than 6'.
01:11:31According to your
01:11:33arrest warrant,
01:11:34is Savannah King
01:11:355'4",
01:11:36100 pounds,
01:11:37with blonde hair?
01:11:38Yeah, I guess
01:11:39it said that.
01:11:40You guessed.
01:11:41That's exactly
01:11:42what you put down.
01:11:43But I wasn't
01:11:44being, you know, specific.
01:11:45Read your
01:11:46warrant report there.
01:11:475'4",
01:11:48100 pounds,
01:11:49blonde hair,
01:11:50green G-string,
01:11:51flowered nightie.
01:11:52Well, isn't that
01:11:53a coincidence?
01:11:54That Savannah King
01:11:55fits exactly to the
01:11:56description in this case.
01:11:57So what?
01:11:58So?
01:11:59What's your point,
01:12:00counselor?
01:12:01Take a look
01:12:02at these, uh,
01:12:03arrest photos.
01:12:04Objection!
01:12:05Miss King's photo
01:12:06is not relevant
01:12:07because it is not
01:12:08a photograph of a person
01:12:09who is on trial
01:12:10here today.
01:12:11Overruled.
01:12:12Show him the picture.
01:12:13Which one
01:12:14is the blonde here,
01:12:15Savannah,
01:12:16King,
01:12:17or the defendant?
01:12:22Both of them's blonde.
01:12:24Both?
01:12:25Yeah.
01:12:26Are you kidding me?
01:12:27You call that blonde?
01:12:29That's kind of a dark blonde
01:12:30with, uh,
01:12:31dark, bleachy blonde
01:12:32streaks in it.
01:12:33What's the jury
01:12:34to believe, officer?
01:12:35You?
01:12:37Or their own eyes?
01:12:39Well, I guess
01:12:40they can believe
01:12:41whatever they want to.
01:12:42I didn't go
01:12:43to beauty school,
01:12:44but I know
01:12:45there's a different
01:12:46kind of blonde.
01:12:47There's your medium,
01:12:48you got your light,
01:12:49and you got your dark.
01:12:50That in there
01:12:51has some dark blonde hair.
01:12:52How many charges
01:12:53did vice file on Miss King?
01:12:54I believe we filed
01:12:55six on her.
01:12:56Did you arrest
01:12:57Miss Logan
01:12:58for three crimes
01:12:59she didn't commit
01:13:00to avoid stacking
01:13:01nine charges on Miss King?
01:13:02No, sir.
01:13:03So did you just like
01:13:04Miss King's dances so much
01:13:05that you framed Miss Logan
01:13:06on three of Miss King's charges
01:13:08to make your bust
01:13:09look bigger than it was?
01:13:10No, sir.
01:13:11Did you pin three charges
01:13:12on Miss Logan
01:13:13to justify
01:13:14your $7,000 party?
01:13:15What are you talking about
01:13:16party?
01:13:17There was no party.
01:13:18We just been doing
01:13:19our police work, period.
01:13:20We was getting
01:13:21some of these
01:13:22naughty ones
01:13:23off the street.
01:13:24I want nothing further
01:13:25with this witness.
01:13:26It was making
01:13:27our society safe again.
01:13:32I say, look at this.
01:13:35Oh.
01:13:38Damn.
01:13:39Spooky.
01:13:41Hey, Spooky.
01:13:44What in the hell
01:13:45you doing here, boy?
01:13:46I see I have been called
01:13:47to testify
01:13:49and I should not
01:13:50be talking to you.
01:13:51Get in the bathroom.
01:13:53I don't have to
01:13:54go to the bathroom.
01:13:55Would you please
01:13:56just get in the bathroom
01:13:57and talk about it in there.
01:13:58Yes, daddy.
01:14:00Now, damn it, Spooky,
01:14:01you got to play ball, son.
01:14:02What the hell
01:14:03are you talking about, R.C.?
01:14:04You got to tell them
01:14:05that that little stripper
01:14:06tried to arouse
01:14:07and gratify me.
01:14:08That ain't nothing
01:14:09to complain about, boy.
01:14:10I'm not playing, Spooky.
01:14:11My ass is on the line.
01:14:12R.C.,
01:14:13you got me so
01:14:14liquored up that night
01:14:15that I haven't been able
01:14:16to remember
01:14:17a damn thing since.
01:14:18You better watch
01:14:19what you say
01:14:20because that Barnett
01:14:21is slickered and owl shit
01:14:22and they got this
01:14:23other fella,
01:14:24this little
01:14:25F. Lee Bailey wannabe.
01:14:26Damn strippers these days
01:14:27have so much money
01:14:28they can afford
01:14:29their own dream team.
01:14:30You're nervous
01:14:31because I'm Queen Blood.
01:14:32Used to be
01:14:33you could just intimidate
01:14:34them into playing guilty.
01:14:35Oh, R.C.,
01:14:36don't get your brains
01:14:37in a wad.
01:14:38I got three words
01:14:39for you, Spooky.
01:14:40Yes,
01:14:41no,
01:14:42and I don't recall.
01:14:43You know what you are,
01:14:44R.C.?
01:14:45You're a pussy.
01:14:46You screw this up,
01:14:47the free drinks is over.
01:14:48Not convicted
01:14:49and the stripper
01:14:50never stopped
01:14:51the party before.
01:14:52Will you just point
01:14:53to that hot,
01:14:54nasty little bitch?
01:14:55Who?
01:14:56The hot, nasty one.
01:14:57God damn it,
01:14:58you can't miss her
01:14:59because there ain't
01:15:00no hot, nasty bitch.
01:15:01You're crazy.
01:15:02Everybody's got
01:15:03something against
01:15:04being naked.
01:15:05Since when
01:15:06did being naked
01:15:07become so troublesome?
01:15:08Hell,
01:15:09I'm naked
01:15:10without my clothes.
01:15:11If we didn't have clothes,
01:15:12we'd all be naked.
01:15:13Isn't that right,
01:15:14Parson?
01:15:15Mr. Harlow,
01:15:16did you accompany
01:15:17Officer Tubbs
01:15:18on the bias investigation
01:15:19of Ricks?
01:15:20Was that a Friday,
01:15:21sir?
01:15:22I bowl on Wednesdays
01:15:23and I don't know
01:15:24what's going on
01:15:25with Ricks.
01:15:26I don't know
01:15:27what's going on
01:15:28with Ricks.
01:15:29I bowl on Wednesdays
01:15:30and I don't know
01:15:31if it was a Friday,
01:15:32I might have been there.
01:15:34Were you with
01:15:35Officer Tubbs?
01:15:36Oh yes,
01:15:37I was with
01:15:38old R.C.
01:15:39Excuse me,
01:15:40I mean Officer Tubbs.
01:15:41You see, sir,
01:15:43I have a tremendous
01:15:44interest in
01:15:45vice activities.
01:15:47Were you
01:15:48drinking with
01:15:49Officer Tubbs?
01:15:50Hell, yes.
01:15:51I wasn't going
01:15:52to a bar without drinking.
01:15:53You can keep
01:15:54your Perrier
01:15:55because I wouldn't
01:15:56wash my butt with it.
01:15:58Okay, Mr. Harlow.
01:15:59Well, how many
01:16:00drinks did you have?
01:16:02Oh,
01:16:03I don't know.
01:16:04I had a few.
01:16:07Quite a few.
01:16:08How much is quite a few?
01:16:09Oh goodness,
01:16:10I really couldn't tell you.
01:16:11You see,
01:16:12I lost my pencil.
01:16:14Now if I had had
01:16:15my pencil when I went home,
01:16:17I could have made a note,
01:16:18you know,
01:16:19just before I went to sleep.
01:16:21But most of the time
01:16:22I forget that I even
01:16:23have a journal.
01:16:24How much money
01:16:25do you think
01:16:26you spent
01:16:27drinking that night?
01:16:28Oh, I don't really
01:16:29know yet.
01:16:30You know what,
01:16:31I was just throwing
01:16:32the money in the pot
01:16:33and throwing everything
01:16:34I had.
01:16:35Well, how much was it?
01:16:36About 20 bucks.
01:16:37Did you see
01:16:38any person
01:16:39other than
01:16:40Officer Tubbs
01:16:41drinking his drink?
01:16:43Oh,
01:16:44you got to be kidding.
01:16:45No,
01:16:46no.
01:16:47A grizzly bear
01:16:48couldn't separate
01:16:49him from his bottle.
01:16:50You take a drink
01:16:51of his drink,
01:16:52you might lose
01:16:53an arm.
01:16:54Thank you,
01:16:55Mr. Harlow.
01:16:56Shit.
01:16:59Don't ask him
01:17:00nothing.
01:17:01He's an idiot.
01:17:02That's indecent exposure.
01:17:03Mr. Harlow,
01:17:04did a dancer
01:17:05accost you
01:17:06inside Rick's?
01:17:07Accost me?
01:17:08Confront you,
01:17:09walk up and talk to you.
01:17:10Well,
01:17:11she said,
01:17:12hey good looking,
01:17:13would you like a dance?
01:17:14That's what she said
01:17:15to me.
01:17:16Well,
01:17:17did you receive a dance?
01:17:18Yes, ma'am,
01:17:19more than one.
01:17:20Describe what
01:17:21she was wearing.
01:17:22She had on one
01:17:23of those skimpy
01:17:24and she wasn't wearing
01:17:25barely anything
01:17:26except that
01:17:27little G-string.
01:17:29Describe it.
01:17:30Well,
01:17:31it's a string
01:17:32that goes up your butt.
01:17:33I'll tell you,
01:17:34I'll tell you,
01:17:35ma'am,
01:17:36it was
01:17:37it was
01:17:38nice.
01:17:39Where did her
01:17:40buttocks make contact?
01:17:41Oh,
01:17:42oh,
01:17:43over at Rick's place.
01:17:44Could you feel
01:17:45that contact?
01:17:46Boy,
01:17:47I sure could
01:17:48and as a matter of fact,
01:17:49I can feel it
01:17:50right now.
01:17:51Oh!
01:17:52Oh,
01:17:53oh,
01:17:54oh,
01:17:55oh,
01:17:56mama.
01:17:57Did you pay for that dance?
01:17:58Twenty bucks hard cash
01:17:59and it was worth
01:18:00every damn penny.
01:18:01About how much
01:18:02did she weigh?
01:18:03Not too much
01:18:04and not too little.
01:18:05She's just
01:18:06right.
01:18:07And then she had
01:18:08this little crease
01:18:09in her butt
01:18:10and it fit right
01:18:11on my knee.
01:18:12Could you
01:18:13guesstimate her weight?
01:18:14Oh,
01:18:15I don't know.
01:18:16I guess it'd be
01:18:17a hundred something.
01:18:18Just about like you.
01:18:19Did the dancer
01:18:20make inappropriate
01:18:21contact
01:18:22with you?
01:18:23Oh,
01:18:24I'm certain
01:18:25it wasn't inappropriate
01:18:26to me.
01:18:27Well,
01:18:28now I might have
01:18:29got a little frisky
01:18:30but it wasn't like
01:18:31she wasn't being paid.
01:18:37Oh!
01:18:38Hey!
01:18:39Which one of you
01:18:40smart asses
01:18:41done that?
01:18:42What are you going
01:18:43to do about it?
01:18:44Arrest us for assault
01:18:45with a deadly weapon?
01:18:46Please point to the
01:18:47person who danced
01:18:48for you.
01:18:53There's
01:18:54none of them.
01:18:55None of them
01:18:56sat on my lap.
01:18:57They innocent.
01:18:58Nobody.
01:18:59Step down,
01:19:00Mr. Harlow.
01:19:01You're through.
01:19:02It ain't that
01:19:03with the badge
01:19:04over there.
01:19:05That is all,
01:19:06Mr. Harlow.
01:19:07I am through
01:19:08with you.
01:19:09If you would get
01:19:10the guilty party
01:19:11to come up and
01:19:12sit on my knee
01:19:13and say
01:19:14I didn't do it,
01:19:15I didn't do it,
01:19:16I didn't do it,
01:19:17I didn't do it,
01:19:18I didn't do it,
01:19:19I didn't do it,
01:19:20I didn't do it,
01:19:21and I didn't
01:19:22sit on my knee
01:19:23with that creaser
01:19:24in her butt,
01:19:25I'd know who it was.
01:19:26If you say
01:19:27one more word,
01:19:28I will have you
01:19:29removed from this
01:19:30courtroom, your honor.
01:19:31I want him charged
01:19:32with contempt
01:19:33if he says
01:19:34one more word.
01:19:35All I know
01:19:36is I did it
01:19:37and I like it
01:19:38and I'm going
01:19:39to do it again.
01:19:40Is that again the law?
01:19:41Yes, it is.
01:19:42Why don't you
01:19:43leave them poor
01:19:44girls alone, woman?
01:19:45He's your
01:19:46damn friend.
01:19:47He ain't my friend.
01:19:48He damn sure is.
01:19:49Shh.
01:19:50case boils down to, she's no good. She's a stripper. The prosecutor figures that if
01:19:58she persuades you dancers are no good, you'll convict. Now I've been around long enough
01:20:04to remember prosecutors who use the same tactic to convict minorities. If you want to convict
01:20:11on lifestyle, ask yourself this, what did Savannah buy with her money? She built her
01:20:20mother a wheelchair around. I used to think that the officers mistakenly identified my
01:20:29client. Oh, but not anymore. There have been too many mistakes. They frame this girl for
01:20:40their $7,000 party. Think about that. Now the evidence proves that cops like to have
01:20:49beautiful young women sitting on their laps. Now Sergeant Hunt charged a topless dancer
01:20:55with indecent exposure. These officers dragged that law inside a topless club to give themselves
01:21:01an excuse to spend their working hours inside topless bars. The law was enacted to protect
01:21:09girls from flashers who hang around schoolyards. It wasn't designed to protect adult men inside
01:21:17topless bars. Now had a man exposed himself to a little girl coming out of Sunday school,
01:21:22we'd expect the victim to be offended. But you cannot be offended by an act of exposure if you
01:21:27pay the flasher to flash you. Have you ever heard of a teenage girl who paid the pervert to flash
01:21:32her? Filing indecent exposure charges against topless dancers boggles the mind. These officers
01:21:39want the taxpayers to fund their jollies, so they invented a crime. Do you realize what it would
01:21:46take for a citizen to be a victim in this case? You would have to accidentally go to a topless
01:21:52club. You'd have to accidentally show your ID. You'd have to accidentally pay the cover charge.
01:21:58Then you would have to ask a topless dancer to dance for you, and if she brushed against you,
01:22:04you'd have to sit there and take it. You couldn't say, please don't touch me. You couldn't push the
01:22:09dancer away. Your victimization would have to paralyze your body and your vocal cords. Are we all
01:22:15babies? Are we all infants? Do we actually need the government to protect us from that? What rapist,
01:22:23what mugger, what armed robber, what car thief doesn't get caught because the police are protecting
01:22:29us from that? We don't need sex police to monitor our morals. We don't need sex police to monitor
01:22:36our private lives. We don't need sex police. The first job of a bureaucracy is to protect itself.
01:22:45Raiding topless clubs is a welfare program for vice cops, built on the backs of women who are
01:22:52routinely locked up to make sure that these bureaucrats are employed. They imprison women to
01:22:58ensure they have jobs. What kind of morally bankrupt man locks women in jail and lies under
01:23:08oath to cover a party? When officers perjure themselves to cover a party, is there anything
01:23:16they won't lie about? Who scares you more, Savannah Logan or Officer Tubbs? You've seen what the TV
01:23:28news didn't show when those men in black ski masks pulled their guns and hauled 30 women to jail.
01:23:34You've seen the truth behind the wizard's curtain and you've seen that the real lewd conduct was on
01:23:41the part of the police. Savannah Logan chose to do two lewd dances and I for one and the state of
01:23:57Texas for two are not willing to say, oh that's okay, she only danced lewd in a topless bar. If
01:24:03you tell this girl that she can dance lewd in a topless bar, where is she gonna do it next? City
01:24:11Hall? The Astrodome? Your front yard? Savannah Logan rubbed her buttocks against the clothed genitals of two
01:24:22police officers. She sat on their laps and she wiggled around. And what's her defense? Well she couldn't come
01:24:31up with one good one so she came up with three little ones. There's the, I was in Oregon helping my
01:24:37poor crippled mama. Well where is mama? Why didn't you bring mama to testify? Then there's the, I'm
01:24:44blaming on Savannah King. It's outrageous that she would blame a woman who's not even on trial in this
01:24:51courtroom. Then there's the, I ain't got no tattoo defense. So what? Now I'm gonna tell you what makes
01:25:02sense. She got a washable tattoo. One of those things that you lick and you stick. I guess it wasn't
01:25:07enough for her to say that she didn't have a tattoo. No, she had to drag some poor woman out of the
01:25:11hallway and parade her vagina yet again. And what difference does it make? The officers know it was
01:25:17her because they spent quite a bit of time with her buttocks on their laps. And why did they have her buttocks
01:25:26on their laps? Because that is the job of the Houston Police Department. Making sure that every corner of this
01:25:34city is safe. They're out there working hard for you.
01:25:48Six hours to deliberate? That can't be good.
01:25:51If we lose, Barnett says we have grounds for appeal. An appeal? How are we gonna afford that? We've already spent $15,000 on this trial.
01:26:09Defendant, please rise.
01:26:11As the jury reached a verdict? We have, Your Honor. Please publish your verdict. We, the jury, in above-entitled action, find the defendant, Savannah Logan, not guilty.
01:26:26Congratulations.
01:26:27Thank you.
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01:26:42Thank you.
01:26:43Congratulations, counselor.
01:26:44Can I thank the jury?
01:26:45Oh, sure.
01:26:46Congratulations.
01:26:47Hi.
01:26:48I'm so sorry they put you through all of this.
01:26:50Thank you for pointing the innocent.
01:26:52Not guilty does not mean innocent.
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