Evaristo Salas Jr.

We're going to have to finish this case right now because this stuff has to get to the court of appeals and they have to decide.

They gave us a short deadline and I'm not going to keep on dragging this out.

Well, she basically said, this is what you're going to do.

You're going to go to your proxy attorney.

You're going to explain to him what was revealed today.

And then you're going to come back tomorrow and have an answer from me, aren't you?

And he kind of just like put his head down and was like, yeah.

And then she went ahead and allowed it to go to recess for the next day.

After that, he tells my lawyers, he's like, well, this was a game changer for

The informant had said, too, that Rivard kept a large amount of drugs in his drawer, right?

So the prosecutor's attorney tried to hit the informant.

He's like saying, so you're telling me that Rivard just gives you drugs whenever you want?

He's like, yeah.

He goes, well, where does he have them at?

He has them in his drawer.

And he goes, so you're telling me that Rivard just keeps a large amount of cocaine, heroin, or whatever it is in his drawer?

He's like, yeah.

So the next day when prosecutor went to question Rebar, he goes, so where do you keep this dope at that you were given to these informants because they come at any time at night?

He goes, oh, I keep it in my drawer on my desk.

So that just right there confirmed it.