Sergeant Jeffrey Mills

What are you doing back here, though?

The only thing I can do is call your tow truck. Okay, cool, thanks.

Okay, do you have your driver's license on you? Yes. Registration?

I've been on the tracks I don't know how many times with vehicles that were, you know, called in as suspicious or whatever, but kids go back there. People always come down there, according to the security guard, and they turn around in the front lot and they leave because they missed a highway or something. Did he look nervous? He wasn't nervous at all. He was perfectly calm.

It was just like, oh, sorry, I got stuck on the tracks. Can you help me get off?

That's probably the safest thing to do.

The tow truck came. It took a little work, but it got it off the tracks. He gave Mr. Pan a ride back to Best Western, and I cleared the call, like any other call.

Hello, can I help you?

An employee found a couple of bags on the grass at the north entrance here. When they brought them in, there were three bags.

Took a better look at the bags that it came in, and here's a blue retail bag with a Massachusetts logo on it, and a small leather black briefcase, and it instantly hit me. These are the bags that were in Mr. Pond's car the night before.

At that point, knowing that New Haven had a homicide, they were looking for a dark-colored GMC SUV. Now we've got a firearm, and then Officer Bianchi shows me a yellow jacket that was in it, and the suspect was wearing a yellow jacket.

And when we got here, I went in to the front desk and spoke with the attendant there and asked if Buxom Pan had checked in, which they checked in and said, yes, he did. And he hasn't checked out yet.

So we got a key, went to room 276. We knocked on the door. We entered the room. The room was clean. Nothing in it. It didn't appear that anybody stayed in it for the night. At first, we were like, oh, we lost them.