Ryan Wolfe

And I remember going back to Alana Cecil's case in season four and, um,

that was a case where I was really putting myself in some crazy situations.

And I remember when I went to meet, meet near Lou, who's like a heroin dealer and was an active dealer.

And when I went into his place, it's like drugs everywhere and, you know, pretty heavy.

And, but to me, it just seemed like an apartment building.

But then when I went back with Ricky, Alana's brother sometime later, and we went on that trip, when we pulled up to the area, he was like,

dude, is this where we're going?

He's like, fuck, you're lucky to walk out of there.

Like it was like, and I was just like, oh, I had no idea.

Um, but to go back to what you're saying, Bella, you know, in this case, you know, like, yeah, when I showed up to the first lead for this, um, yeah, it looked like I was like, oh, it looks like there's a drug deal going there, but the streets just looks like a suburb to me.

You know, it looked fairly normal.

Um,

But when she'd sort of mentioned about, obviously, this domestic assault and this kind of thing, and she'd said that he was violent, done a lot of drugs, you know, blah, blah, blah.

And I did think, oh, this could be spicy, this next one.

But showing up there, I felt pretty comfortable because it was right by a road, which is always good.

And the moment, yeah, when I saw the dog there, I was like, oh, yeah, yeah.

you've kind of got the dog and the fence and the house.

And I'm just sort of thinking, do I go for this or not?

And I was sort of standing there just for that few seconds.

And I just couldn't believe he just walks up right behind me.