Steven Dominguez

I don't want to tell him everything.

I don't know if he's working with the district attorney.

I don't know where my faith is going to land.

I started explaining to him how I got into this.

And he goes, well...

Looking through your discovery, knowing how the district attorney is playing, understanding the Department of Investigations, understanding why the DEA was involved in this, it just seems like you're dealing with a confidential informant.

And a confidential informant could be someone in the jail.

And you said the person that involved you with this Colombian guy that you were driving freely for, how did that connection happen?

I said, well, he gave me a number.

He goes, well, there you go.

This was a confidential informant.

So the guy that gave me the number and propositioned me from day one has been a confidential informant way before I was even a correction officer.

Mind you, what did I tell you earlier?

I've seen this guy in real time.

He's a well-known drug dealer.

Like you mentioned, he couldn't take the time.

He's a predicate felon.

15 years to life, you better give us something.

What are you going to give us, another drug dealer?

No, no, no.