eliana? >> no, no. >> did she tell you that the police were at the door >> no, she did not. >> did she ask you what to do with the police at the door? >> no, she did not. >> did you adviser to tell the police that she had lied? >> no. >> did you advise her to tell the police that she was mistaken or that she was talking about another couple? >> no. >> founded the talk with ms. madison end? >> like i said, we had a very brief conversation, and the way it ended, i told her that i really think you just need to get off of the fun and need to talk to eliana, listened to her, and respect her, and then she gave the phone to eliana, and then eliana was on the fund. >> so what happened after she was back on the phone with you? >> eliana sounded panicked and really stressed out. she said she wanted to get all of ross, and she wanted me to call and tell him what happened. >> said she wanted you to tell him about what happened and not herself. >> that is what she said. it was super brief. >> that is what

eliana?e[og>> my focus has always bo protect eliana. >> and you said you were fully present for eliana regardless of my previous professional relationship with ross mirki -- mirkarimi. your text message saying that you need to talk to him to protect him? >> objection, calls for speculation, argumentative. >> overruled. >> yes, i just explained to you where i was coming from when i wrote to that. >> so if i understand correctly, when you met him, you met "he and eil -- eliana"? >> they are a family. ift but when i talked to them, i said they each need to have their own attorneys. that was my suggestions so that eliana was protected, ross was protected, and each -- >> ok. ok, here we go. qt=p$bdsend you texted ross mii -- so you texted ross mirkarimi, coming up on the 4:00 hour, and again, according to exhibit 83, there is a series of telephone calls -- actually, i am ahead of myself, but it is all the same series really. there is a series of phone calls where sheriff mirkarimi joins this conv

, listened to her, and respect her, and then she gave the phone to eliana, and then eliana was on the>> so what happened after she was back on the phone with you? >> eliana sounded panicked and really stressed out. she said she wanted to get all of ross, and she wanted me to call and tell him what happened. >> said she wanted you to tell him about what happened and not herself. >> that is what she said. it was super brief. >> that is what she told you. >> yes. >> all right, so what did you doaÑaÑ >> i did what eliana wanted me to do. i called ross. >> ok. and lasted for 14 minutes, it would have been over around 3:45, correct? assuming my mathematics is correct. >> i do not know. >> a kick, take my word for it, and i do not know if the commission has any corrections. ok. at;z:6[;oi 3:45 or thereabouts,n the next thing that exhibit 83 reveals is two texts that i am are found on page two. one is at 3:47 p.m., other is at 3:53 p.m., and they mirkarimi. >> caÌjx you call me? it is urgent, regarding eliana. >> and what about 3:53? >> i need to talk to you to protect you. call me. >> why di

. >> so if i understand correctly, when you met him, you met "he and eil -- eliana"? >> they are a family. ift but when i talked to them, i said they each need to have their own attorneys. that was my suggestions so that eliana was protected, ross was protected, and each -- >> ok. ok, here we go. qt=p$bdsend you texted ross mii -- so you texted ross mirkarimi, coming up on the 4:00 hour, and again, according to exhibit 83, there is a series of telephone calls -- actually, i am ahead of myself, but it is all the same series really. there is a series of phone calls where sheriff mirkarimi joins this conversation that had really been happening between you and eliana lopez for the first time. the first telephone contact between the sheriff and ms. lopez is at 4:23, and then there is a break, where nobody is talking, l[m Ñand then at 5:12,e calls you. at 5:20, he calls ms. lopez. he talks to her for four minutes until 5:24, and at 5:24, he calls you back. in the meantime, according to these records, at 5:24, ms. lopez calls ms. madison, so thereuw understand these records

>> she says "as eliana described it." it seems to me this is her interpretation of what's the comment means. that is why i think it is speculative. chairperson hur: i would be inclined to overrule the objection. that is something you could cross-examine a witness to. again, it is hearsay. i would give it the same weight we otherwise would. i would be inclined to permit that. commissioner studley:>> i have y starting at the word that in mind 17, which appears to be her comment on what she had heard or read in the press about what mr. mirkarimi was saying. i think that is probably improper. one witness commenting on another as to whether or not they think their statement is consistent. chairperson hur: i apologize for my lack of clarity. i was referring to the objection of 13 -- line 13. that was my fault. i was not clear. >> the next sentence, line 15, i think it shows the uncertainty in her own mind as to what the comment was directed to. i have trouble with that paragraph. chairperson hur: ok. so you would sustain the ob

the right thing was to be there for eliana and support eliana. whatever that meant.hat is what i did. chairperson hayon: ok. later on, there are all these phone calls that should have been referred to in the afternoon. callskpl> cycle. chairperson hayon: it made the decision it was not -- i do not want to say not that important. it obviously question ivory madison's decision to call the police. >> i never questioned her. >> from what you have described in your testimony. >> when i said back afterwards and here -- hear her and her friend. and having a conversation with eliana, did he ever hit you, going through an assessment and she was saying no, no, no. it did seem sl -- like something is not one yet. chairperson hayon: it does seem out of whack but in your experience with domestic violence victims, i am sure you have encountered total of some erotic behavior if you will where people are saying the exact opposi

>> she says "as eliana described it." it seems to me this is her interpretation of what's the comment means. that is why i think it is speculative. chairperson hur: i would be inclined to overrule the objection. that is something you could cross-examine a witness to. again, it is hearsay. i would give it the same weight we otherwise would. i would be inclined to permit that. commissioner studley:>> i have e

they argued about eliana wanting to visit her family once again.ecurity was a big concern for mirkarimi. there had been several high profile kidnappings here in caracas and the son of a american politician could be a target. eliana told me the argument got so heated that ross turned the van around to head back home. >> then we came back home and i said okay, we cannot talk. he grabbed my arm and i said stop, he stopped it, and he react like oh my gosh. and i said okay let's go inside. >> reporter: he understood that he shouldn't touch and he let go? >> he immediately when i said stop, he stopped. >> reporter: i want to understand. at any point were you afraid for your safety? >> no, never. >> reporter: were you afraid for theo's safety? >> never. >> reporter: mirkarimi was especially upset when eliana told him she had been talking to a divorce attorney about her custody rights. were you thinking i was over? >> i didn't think it was over, but i was getting concern maybe if we don't look for help maybe we will end in a divorce, yes. >> reporter: the

>> i think that day when i had to call him because eliana asked him to.he was ashamedól88çf it, and he felt it was wrong. >> did it change your view about the domestic violence movement or the advocates and who was against him? did it change your view at all when the sheriff pleaded guilty? >> objection, relevance. >> sustained. good price when you were speaking to the sheriff's -- >> when you were speaking to the sheriff, did he ever tell you he had a duty to make sure the investigation was on hampered -- unhampered? >> he did not. >> when you were speaking to the sheriff january 4 or afterwards, did he tell you he was trying to live up to a standard of unflinching honesty and full accountability? clark said he did not --÷)=geie did not. >> did he ever express any concern about the fact that his actions on december 31 and subsequently would have on the sheriff's department? parts he did not. quex hannity ever thank you -- >> they he ever thank you -- did he ever thank you? >> sustained. waxed almost done. your declaration says -- >> almost done. your de

they argued about eliana wanting to visit her family once again.ecurity was a big concern for mirkarimi. there had been several high profile kidnappings here caracas and the son of a american politician could be a target. eliana told me the argument got so heated that ross turned the van around to head back home. >> then we came back home and i said okay, we cannot talk. he grabbed my arm and i said stop, he stopped it, and he react like oh my gosh. and i said okay let's go inside. >> reporter: he understood that he shouldn't touch and he let go? >> he immediately when i said stop, he stopped. >> reporter: i want to understand. at any point were you afraid for your safety? >> no, never. >> reporter: were you afraid for theo's safety? >> never. >> reporter: mirkarimi was especially upset when eliana told him she had been talking to a divorce attorney about her custody rights. were you thinking i was over? >> i didn't think it was over, but i was getting concern maybe if we don't look for help maybe we will end in a divorce, yes. >> reporter: the nex

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eliana says her big mistake was trusting her neighbor, ivory madison, with the story. whose idea was it to make the video? >> her idea. >> reporter: it was her idea? >> yes. >> reporter: through an attorney madison said eliana never asked for it to remain confidential. madison call police and turned over the video showing a bruise to eliana's arm in response to a search warrant. >> the police asked are you afraid? of course no, i'm here making lunch for theo. i'm not afraid of anything. actually, if i want to go, i can go. if i want to call the police, i will call the police. >> reporter: still prosecutors charged mirkarimi with domestic violence battery. he pled down to misdemeanor false imprisonment. then mayor lee suspended the sheriff without pay, and asked the ethics commission to fire him. mirkarimi is preparing his defense. >> with that conviction, for a low level misdemeanor, that does not at all inhibit me from being i think, effective sheriff. >> reporter: ross and eliana are also dealing with the remnant of the criminal case the judge imposed a restraining o

eliana says her big mistake was trusting her neighbor, ivory madison, with the story. whose idea was it to make the video? >> her idea. >> reporter: it was her idea? >> yes. >> reporter: through an attorney madison said eliana never asked for it to remain confidential. madison call police and turned over the video showing a bruise to eliana's arm in response to a search warrant. >> the police asked are you afraid? of course no, i'm here making lunch for theo. i'm not afraid of anything. actually, if i want to go, i can go. if i want to call the police, i will call the police. >> reporter: still prosecutors charged mirkarimi with domestic violence battery. he pled down to misdemeanor false imprisonment. then mayor lee suspended the sheriff without pay, and asked the ethics commission to fire him. mirkarimi is preparing his defense. >> with that conviction, for a low level misdemeanor, that does not at all inhibit me from being i think, effective sheriff. >> reporter: ross and eliana are also dealing with the remnant of the criminal case the judge imposed a restraining o

>> i think that day when i had to call him because eliana asked him to.hamedól88çf it, and he felt it was wrong. >> did it change your view about the domestic violence movement or the advocates and who was against him? did it change your view at all when the sheriff pleaded guilty? >> objection, relevance

>> i think that day when i had to call him because eliana asked him to.hamedól88çf it, and he felt it was wrong