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Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2014 20:33:04 -0700
From: Richard Childers <fscked@sbcglobal.net>
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Subject: 2015, 25 October 2014: Black Mustang 6APV961 @ 137 12th Street
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Officer Erler,

Returning to 137 12th Street with a child in the car from a Halloween 
party she'd been attending, as I was parking in front of Building 4, a 
car started its engine and left from its position in front of Building 
5. It was a dark grey Mustang, with electric blue headlights, with the 
license plate 6APV961.

(This would be the vehicle previously mentioned in the original assault 
case against me, in late September.)

As I dialled 911, I followed the vehicle as it turned left and 
accelerated down 12th Street, over the freeway, and onto Highway 101, 
southbound - so that I could report, with confidence, on its direction 
of travel.

The vehicle accelerated out of my sight - I lost sight of the tail 
lights south of the Kenmar offramp - and so I will estimate that it was 
traveling in excess of 80, maybe 90 miles per hour.

I had a child with me and so I turned around at Highway 36.

It seemed likely to me that the driver was headed for Rio Dell.

The driver acted as if they recognized me. They certainly seemed to be 
running from something.

Did I mention the after-market electric arc-blue headlights? They make 
the vehicle stand out from the crowd, at night.

My daughter thought the driver couldn't be more than 15 or 16 years old. 
I agree - in my headlights, as the vehicle passed in front of us, the 
driver seemed remarkably smooth-faced - as if they had just shaved.


Regards,

~richard