Steven Dominguez

People know where my mom lives.

There's a certain code of ethic that I have, regardless of me having a badge and a uniform at one point.

It's like, I know that I put myself here.

Why would I drag others with me, even if I did know?

The good thing is that I didn't know, and I couldn't throw anybody under the bus, even if I didn't care.

So I let him know that he goes, well, truthfully, I can't get you under the eight.

This eight is sticking because of the amount of money, the time, the overtime, the officers they had to pay on the cover.

And I'm just like, wow, this was a really big operation for this.

And they're like, yeah.

We had to do it at one point.

Apparently, the officer prior to you didn't get a lot of time.

Gary.

I don't know exactly how much time he did.

They had to.

Believe it or not, the union president, Neil Seabrook, at the time, he spoke on air, New York One, I believe the Daily News, and he said this is a witch hunt against Stephen Dominguez because I guess he understood and heard about my character prior to this.

Everyone is in shock on Rikers Island.

Dominguez, no way.

He works the RSU unit, and these guys love him and respect him, and he gets them their mail, and, like, everyone on both ends love him.

Can't be.

So he probably looked at that and said, no, this is a good officer, this is a witch hunt.