do you see that text message? >> i do. >> did you see that text message before you learned about this investigation from your wife and phone call? >> no. or else if i had seen the earlier one, i would have responded. >> when you say you would have responded, you mean you would have put in a call? >> i would have reapplied in some fashion, i guess. >> ok. so upon seeing this type of message, you're natural response would have been to reply to it whether by text message or telephone? >> yes. generally. >> now sheriff, earlier we discussed whether you had ever referred to linnette peralta haynes as a domestic violence advocate. you said you had never personally described ms. peralta haynes that way. >> i don't believe so i had. i believe i knew that was in her background, but that was not her relationship with me. >> ok. now this text message from ms. peralta haynes at 3:53 p.m. says, i need to talk to you to protect you. call me. >> do domestic violence advocates usually protect the frarptse or victims of the violen

lopez, this text message, is this a text message you sent to ms. madison? >> yes. >> it reads, hello, ivory, i'm not going to call the police. i'm going to open a record with my doctor. why did you send that text message at 12:24 p.m.? >> i was -- after i left ivory, i talked with linnette. i talked with my dad, i think, and then i was doing all these things at home, and i totally forgot to go back to ivory. so she -- she text me at 11:45 that she finished her calls. and turns out my call, i told her -- that she had an appointment at 12:30 or something like that, by phone. and then i remember i didn't get back to ivory. so i said i just want to let her know i'm not going to call the police. >> and that's after you spoke with your father and ms. peralta haynes? >> yes. >> did you speak with ms. peralta haynes before your father that day? >> i do not remember. >> did you definitely speak with your father that morning? >> i actually, i think i did. in your declaration at paragraph 13, you write that you sponleded to ivory, and i'm quoting, very briefly and not

is a text from your wife to lynette peralta haynes. do you know what that text message was about? >> no. i don't. i don't have any text messages. between my wife and linette peralta haynes. not here. >> did you talk to your wife later and find out what that text message was about? >> later? >> at any time. >> well, not until the end of today of the day when i was informed later in the afternoon i was informed of all the happenings that were occurring. and no. there was no specifics provided to me about any conversation between my wife and linnette peralta haynes. >> now sheriff, let's go back to the second page of exhibit 83, and that's the page again that shows on the to -- on the top. your text message to your wife. left you a v.m. but didn't hear back. what happened? sheriff, was that 12:03 text message to ask what happened with your wife and linnette peralta haynes? >> objection. asked and answered. >> overruled. >> no. i do not believe it is. >> and if we look at the next exhibit after the 12:03 text message asking your wife what happened, we see a 12:24 p.m., 21 minutes late

they asked me i had already erased those texts.did not have anything. >> you also erase your e-mails? oo by the you embrace all of your taxes -- do you erase all of your texts. >> business and a lot of personal ones because it takes up a lot of room. >> how long do you wait? >> sometimes a week. >> you have routine time that you go in and raise your -- and erase your texts. >> yes. >> you put it on your calendar? >> no. >> you have texts that go back to more than a week ago? >> objection. >> sustained. i would move on. >> since we did not get the documents, i am going to have to rely on your memory. the new tax to anyone else besides ross mirkarimi and ilion a lopez about the incident and the prosecution of the ross mirkarimi? >> not to my knowledge. >> you did not text with political consultants, board members, media contact salmos? >> absolutely not. >> your declaration states met lopez contacted me, and i had several phone conversations regarding of domestice3dd? related incidents that have occurred with her husband, ross mirkar

it is immediately above the text message sent ouat 10:05 p.m. >> yes. >> this is a text message you sent to linnette peralta haynes? >> yes. >> in this text message, you say this is a political witch hunt. what did you mean when you said a loud drumbeat needs to vibe? >> overruled. >> that our messaging needs to get out. concerns exchanged between miss haynes and myself was that we had been quiet. >> in the message that was sent out, this was all political. >> it appeared, yes. >> i am asking you, what message did you intend to send out on january 12? what message did you say you wanted to send out on january 12? >> in response, what i said. the vibe that needs to vibe that this is a witch hunt. >> you wanted this to be the media strategy. >> objection. >> i think it has been answered. sustained. >> ok. >> sheriff, he knew at the time is as message that he had injured your wife on december 31. >> objection. >> i think it is foundational. overruled. >> yes. >> you knew you had committed a crime? >> yes. >> whose political witch hunt was it? >> objection. >> who was behind it? >> could you

sheriff, looking at this january 12 4:04 text message, this is a text message you sent to linnette peralta haynes? >> yes. >> you are expressing dismay beverly upton has been part of the rally calling for your resignation. >> yes. >> you mentioned you have always been a fervent supporter of the dv community. >> yes. >> you were concerned about how the domestic violence committee seemed to not be supporting you. >> not communicating with me. >> did you have concerns the were not supporting you? >> yes. >> did you feel betrayed by the domestic violence community? >> i would not say betrayed, but i would say alarmed. >> did you feel you had been loyal to them in the past? did you feel they were being disloyal by not supporting it? >> no, i was alarmed by the lack of communication. >> you had no concerns about the substantive position they were taking that you should resign? >> i have concerns, yes. >> those concerns stemmed in part from the fact that you had supported their causes in the past and felt betrayed. >> that i had a strong relationship, not with the community, but with the cause. >

text message? e-mail? >> no. >> had you ever communicated before january 4 about problems in your marriage? >> no. >> in 2011, did your wife ever go out with lynette, just the two of them? >> sure. >> how often? >> i do not know. >> on the fourth, your budget hearing concluded around 12:15 in the afternoon. >> i thought a little bit later, but i will believe you, if that is correct. >> in any case, did you leave a little later? >> later. >> where did you go? >> to my office. darting back and forth between my office and the sheriff's office, since i was four days away from being inaugurated and was still moving out of my supervisor's office. >> when you went to your office after the budget hearing, and did you just stop in for a moment? did you stay there for a while? were you moving things? >> moving. it was chaotic. there was a lot of moving going on the last few days. >> had michael hennessey already vacated the office you were going to move into? i mean the physical office. >> no. chairperson hur: couns

is a text from your wife to lynette peralta haynes. do you know what that text message was about? >> no. i don't. i don't have any text messages. between my wife and linette peralta haynes. not here. >> did you talk to your wife later and find out what that text message was about? >> later? >> at any time. >> well, not until the end of today of the day when i was informed later

text message? e-mail? >> no. >> had you ever communicated before january 4 about problems in your marriage? >> no. >> in 2011, did your wife ever go out with lynette, just the two of them? >> sure. >> how often? >> i do not know.

did she tell you about getting that text?e you know what it meant -- did you know what it meant? >> that is speculation. >> i am asking. >> i did not. >> ok, so that comes in at 5:51. no, that is wrong. i apologize. that comes in at 6:01 in the middle of a phone call you are having with lopez the glass until 6:00 for -- that lasts until 6:04, so you hang up and then call sheriff mirkarimi. you know what that is about? >> i do not recall. eheriff, and says, do not write any other thing. answer the call. she has advised now. you know what that is about? >> i do not know what that is about. >> what advice did you have? >> the only advice i had is that they both needed to get attorney's separately. >> did you tell her to stop writing texts? >> i did not. >> did you tell her to tell the things? >> i did not know. >> how did she know to call buckthe sheriff? >> i do not know. >> the device was just for legal counsel? apraxias. 57 6:06, she makes another suggestion to her husband. you should not be in a public space and go to sleep

qt=p$bdsend you texted ross mii -- so you texted ross mirkarimi, coming up on the 4:00 hour, and againcording 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, and you can correct me if i -- if you have a different recollection, and i am encouraging that, if i understand these records, this is the hour and a time when the conversations back and forth begin, and you are having them, year is finally my question. were you aware that the sheriff and ms. lopez had connected on th

what are the odds we will find someone texting and driving? >> the odds are very good. >> reporter: the corporal with the police was dead on, we didn't go one light before an officer spotted a driver waiting on the redhead down in her phone. stopped or in motion, texting while behind the wheel is against the law, a lesson learned on route 2, in edgewater. >> i never knew that. yes, i see people all the time using their phone, all the time. i find it so annoying. i would never text while i'm driving. i don't. it's annoying. i get it. i'm not allowed, i didn't know that. >> reporter: she didn't get a ticket which would have been a $70 fine and a point on the license. rather a warning but more importantly face time with an officer to explain the annoyances and the dangers of distracted driving. >> the focus is education. we are not necessarily trying to write tickets, we've done a little bit of both today. >> reporter: so far, since the law went in to effect. arundel county police issued electronic tickets of 22 while happening out nearly 50 warn

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