Christopher Curtis

You would just steal along with a badge.

You would just steal along with a badge.

Tony Hsieh. Tony Hsieh. So for Tony, he was revitalizing downtown and he wanted to create like an ambassador. You know, those ambassadors that kind of give out directions or eyes for the police. And he wanted someone that knew the area. So I like hired like 60 people and they just walked around the area because it was pretty high crime rate back then.

Tony Hsieh. Tony Hsieh. So for Tony, he was revitalizing downtown and he wanted to create like an ambassador. You know, those ambassadors that kind of give out directions or eyes for the police. And he wanted someone that knew the area. So I like hired like 60 people and they just walked around the area because it was pretty high crime rate back then.

Tony Hsieh. Tony Hsieh. So for Tony, he was revitalizing downtown and he wanted to create like an ambassador. You know, those ambassadors that kind of give out directions or eyes for the police. And he wanted someone that knew the area. So I like hired like 60 people and they just walked around the area because it was pretty high crime rate back then.

In fact, what's interesting is I had worked a double homicide job. on Fremont like maybe about six months before he approached me it was pretty bad down there at one point for a long time when I first hired on in 92 it was like if you wanted a cop to learn how to be a really good street cop you would want to work downtown on Fremont so basically to answer your question it was to um

In fact, what's interesting is I had worked a double homicide job. on Fremont like maybe about six months before he approached me it was pretty bad down there at one point for a long time when I first hired on in 92 it was like if you wanted a cop to learn how to be a really good street cop you would want to work downtown on Fremont so basically to answer your question it was to um

In fact, what's interesting is I had worked a double homicide job. on Fremont like maybe about six months before he approached me it was pretty bad down there at one point for a long time when I first hired on in 92 it was like if you wanted a cop to learn how to be a really good street cop you would want to work downtown on Fremont so basically to answer your question it was to um

have these ambassador people who wore like, you know, shirts, you know, and very welcoming to people who were looking for directions because there was an infrastructure of people that were working and living down there. And he was trying to build that because he had residential businesses and all kinds of stuff.

have these ambassador people who wore like, you know, shirts, you know, and very welcoming to people who were looking for directions because there was an infrastructure of people that were working and living down there. And he was trying to build that because he had residential businesses and all kinds of stuff.

have these ambassador people who wore like, you know, shirts, you know, and very welcoming to people who were looking for directions because there was an infrastructure of people that were working and living down there. And he was trying to build that because he had residential businesses and all kinds of stuff.

And in not having the police, he wanted to have a civilian group of people that could interact with people and make them feel safe.

And in not having the police, he wanted to have a civilian group of people that could interact with people and make them feel safe.

And in not having the police, he wanted to have a civilian group of people that could interact with people and make them feel safe.

So I'm not very comfortable speaking about specifically how he died. I know there was an incident where there was a fire and he was inside the fire. And I believe it was related to something about being inside the building with the fire. Because I wasn't with the company when that happened. That was sometime after the company.

So I'm not very comfortable speaking about specifically how he died. I know there was an incident where there was a fire and he was inside the fire. And I believe it was related to something about being inside the building with the fire. Because I wasn't with the company when that happened. That was sometime after the company.

So I'm not very comfortable speaking about specifically how he died. I know there was an incident where there was a fire and he was inside the fire. And I believe it was related to something about being inside the building with the fire. Because I wasn't with the company when that happened. That was sometime after the company.

And, you know, it got to a point where after I retired and I had throughout the years of dealing with so much death and all the craziness on the police department, I just tuned everything out. I really didn't engage with people if it wasn't a positive experience. And then it became a point where I was just like a solitary person.

And, you know, it got to a point where after I retired and I had throughout the years of dealing with so much death and all the craziness on the police department, I just tuned everything out. I really didn't engage with people if it wasn't a positive experience. And then it became a point where I was just like a solitary person.

And, you know, it got to a point where after I retired and I had throughout the years of dealing with so much death and all the craziness on the police department, I just tuned everything out. I really didn't engage with people if it wasn't a positive experience. And then it became a point where I was just like a solitary person.