Garet McLendon

And, um,

And I just take off.

I just take off, man.

My mom turns around, I see the eye and I, I don't, I don't like that stuff in any which way possible.

I don't like it just since I was a kid, I've been growing up with all this, maybe the trauma or whatever.

And so I, I beat him up pretty bad and, uh, all the way down the street, make him, make him walk out this, uh, complex.

And, um, and still to this day, this is just what I did.

This is just my opinion of what I think what happened.

I think that, uh,

I think that, um, after I beat him up and I, and I went away and I gave some drugs to my mom as I was going to go drop off more drugs out there in the, in the desert.

And, um, and I get back to my house that night and, uh, I get in my garage and, uh, and, uh, my partner's there and, uh, some other people are there and, um,

I think that he called the cops or something happened.

And maybe they came to my house looking for me because of that.

But what they found is... I just remember pulling up to my house and I seen my friend's El Camino pull up.

And I'm like, damn, that's Shorty's car.

And I walk out my garage and it's just the cops.

And they got me for Arsenal, white supremacist gang member.

arsenal, chop shop, drugs, sales, and, um, but not the bank manufacturing.

They, they, my charge was manufacturing, but since they didn't find no finished product, what they found was a vehicle out there in the driveway, which I, uh, I just got done.

So I had a vehicle and it's, and a, and a, and a friend of mine, our partner of mine was supposed to dump it and