Evaristo Salas Jr.

All these years, you know, you've been trying to hide out or hide this lie.

And now here you are in front of a judge being questioned under oath where you can't lie and there's no outs.

So you have to sit there and ask for whatever it is.

To me, it was like, I felt like we had accomplished something great at that moment.

And so she hit him with every single thing from his beginning, when he started as an officer,

and how he started kind of molding his informants and using these informants and then she had paperwork showing where he was paying them not only paying them but also getting rid of charges and so she had that on paper when she started revealing these things to him i could see his body language like he knew like oh what does she really know you know because she kept pulling out more and more stuff and some of this stuff dated back to prior to my case

And she knew it all.

And she questioned him.

And one part she he was trying to influence or did influence the one of the charges that Bill had back in Benton County.

And he actually got it dismissed.

But he tried to try to say he didn't.

But she had on paper showing where he made the statements, had the emails and everything or the memo memorandums back then.

And I think that he was stunned by that.

I mean, how did he get that?

And the way she got that was kind of a strange way she got it.

It kind of just landed in her lap when she was doing these public disclosures.

Everything that she could file a public disclosure on, she did that was related to Brevard and his working with informants.

And that's the way she came up on these statements and pretty much had him in a box.

He tried to deny it, but she basically proved in that little moment right there that he

not only lied to get the informant off those charges, but knew that he was lying by his own statements.