Jamie Mustard

They hire retired or off-duty police officers.

to be the security at those events.

At the end of the year, they have a big celebrity event at the Artist Center across from Bird's and La Pubelle and all those restaurants on Franklin called Christmas Stories.

All that money, Jordan, goes to the Police Activities League.

And you'd see Danny Masterson, and he'd bring in Ashton Kutcher, and they would do this cheesy play.

And all that money is going to the Police Activities League.

So in a lot of ways, the police were

bought off.

They're overpaying these guys when they're coming in for overtime.

They're hiring retired police officers.

So Scientology was deeply in bed with the LAPD and they call this in Scientology safe pointing the authorities.

Well, you know, it's only in the last year and a half with these non-Scientology protesters going crazy all over the world, but also crazy in L.A.

There's these non-Scientologist protesters, a couple of kids that grew up within it that have been showing up at the LAPD police council meetings, the public works meetings and giving them this information.

For the first time in 30, 40 years, they're no longer allowing off-duty police officers to do security at Scientology events.

In the last year and a half, one of the reasons I finally decided to speak out is I felt like we were aging out, Jordan, and our story had never been told.

This happened to me as a child of the paramilitary over 40 years on four continents.

Sydney, Australia, southern England, Copenhagen, Denmark, inner city Los Angeles, central Florida, and then satellite locations like Johannesburg, South Africa, and Mexico City.

That lasted about six to eight weeks, and then I was sent home.

The school sent you home?

Well, yeah, the first, Dan S. Elementary sent me home.