john britt was one of them and worked in the tenderloin. >> it provides a service that no one else is doing. >> he said he covered every inch of the tenderloin, going up alleys and seeing many struggling from drug overdoses. >> we were going down church street and saw a woman laying halfway on the sidewalk and halfway in the street and she was od'ing and we had to narcan her and bring her back to life. so that really, that really put in me that, you know, that the job really is important because people walking by may not even notice her. >> according to dean preston, the office of civic affairs ambassador program is nationally recognized and used as a model in other cities. >> there was never a discussion about phasing it out or winding it down so we were really shocked when the budget basically cancelled that program. >> the supervisor said the program cost roughly three million dollars a year and feels the city can find other ways to make up the deficit. >> this is one of the last things to be on the chopping block. do we have to make cuts in the budget? of course. but we don't need

britt. because all dicus wanted to know was if he is interested in talking about holly bobo and working out some kind of deal.' >> u.s. marshal johnarge, and lays out how he believed britt committed the crime. >> i said, "i know you're a sociopath. i know you have issues with women." and i walked him through what we knew. he interrupted me and looked at me very straightforward, and said -- he said, "sounds like you have it all figured out. i'll plead to it, and you can close the case." >> do you remember at one time offering to plead guilty to the murder of holly bobo if you could get a 20-year sentence? >> ha, no. no. >> so you're saying that is not -- >> i'm saying that's a lie. >> when i got up to leave, he stood up behind me and he said, "if i need to show you something, how long would it take you to get me out of here?" he wanted to take me and show me where the remains were at. >> and did you relate all of this information to the tbi? >> yes, i did. >> and as far as you know, did the tbi go back to follow up with an interview? >> they didn't follow up the next few days like i told him that they were probably going to do. tha

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