Sergeant Tyrone Hassel III

The reason I know all this, I was in my bedroom watching TV and had the shades open.

I could see everything goes on.

9, 30, 10.

Okay.

First time he was there, then he left, come back about 15, 20 minutes later.

But when he come back, I bet money on it, he was doing 50 miles an hour going up.

50?

At least.

And he turned around up there and came back, turned his lights off, backed into the driveway.

He stepped out of his car, got back in.

A couple of seconds later, he got out again completely and started walking.

And they watched him.

He went and turned left.

They stood and they saw what they thought was a male subject walking down Gerald Street south, which is in direction of Tyrone Hassel's residence.

And then a few minutes later, they see the subject car leaving at a high rate of speed.

And it's important simply because of where it's parked, where he had to go is not a very long distance.

How valuable was their information?

Very valuable.

I would call it invaluable.

You don't get witnesses like that on every case that you work, so it's definitely a great thing to have.