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SHERIFF Officer 10: 05070 Address: KING COUNTY Name (Last, First, Middle): Johnson, Christopher T. King County Sheriff's Office CaseNbr: 07-120588 OateReportTaken: Time: 07/07/07 16:18 To: Subject: Case <strong>File</strong> Clifton Mitchell Interview on 07/07/07 Statement: THE FOLLOWING IS A REPORT OF AN INTERVIEW WITH CLIFTON MITCHELL ON 07/07/07 AT AROUND 1618 HOURS. THE INTERVIEW TOOK PLACE AT PIERCE COUNTY JAIL. I went to the Pierce County Jail for a follow-up interview with Clifton Mitchell. We met in a face-to-face interview room. When I stepped into the room I read Mitchell his legal rights from a department form. I asked if he understood his rights and he said, "Yes, yes." When I started reading them he said them from memory as I went. I then asked if he wanted to waive them and talk to me. He said, "Sure." I asked Mitchell about the homeless shelters. Mitchell said they never went to the shelters in King County. He said they just used the shelter addresses for the cards. He said he got the addresses by asking homeless people. He said sometimes they would tell him the shelter phone numbers. Mitchell admitted that when he and the others sat in the library they would trade cards after filling them out so someone else could do the signature. Mitchell then said to arraign him and he'd plead guilty. He said he just wanted to put this behind him. He said he'd testify if we wanted him to. I asked Mitchell about when they initialed the cards. He said sometimes they would initial them as they went, and sometimes they didn't. I asked him why there were so many cards with no initials. He said he didn't remember any that weren't initialed. He said it was Debwa's job to make sure cards had initials. Mitchell then said that if they didn't get a certain amount of cards per day they would be fired. He said he had to call Stephanie [Moore] every night and give her numbers [of cards for the day]. Mitchell said they would work together and throw the cards together and then grab some from the pile and put their initials on them. He said he didn't understand why there would be a lot of cards with no initials because they all wanted credit for cards. He reiterated that if they didn't keep up their numbers they would be fired. I asked Mitchell about Debwa's knowledge about what was going on. He said she didn't know. Mitchell said he never told Debwa, nor did he tell Moore, what they were doing. Reporting Officers Name: Johnson, Christopher T. ReviewedOate: Page 1 of 1
SHERIFF KING COUNTY Case <strong>File</strong> # 07·120588 Witness Statement I I This is Detectivel IKing County Sheriffs Office. The date is May 10, 2007. The time is 1515 hours. This is for King County Sheriffs Office case number 07-120588. Uh, present in this interview are Assistant U.S. Attorney Arlen Storm, Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Steve Hobbs, myself who I just mentioned and I Iwho we are interviewing. This interview is taking place at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tacoma and I guess I'll start with you ... Det 1 ...._---I Arlen do we have your permission to record this? b6 Arlen Storm: Det.1 Steve Hobbs: You do. And Steve? Yes indeed. Witness: Det.1 Yes, that's fine. And that's okay with me too. There we go. Steve Hobbs: All righd Iso why don't we just start from the beginning of the beginning which is uh ... sort of your pre-ACORN life ... not everything but briefly what you were doing before then and how you became involved uh ... with ACORN how ... did they ... did you apply for ajob with them ... did they reach out to you ... what was the situation ... a little background? Witness: Steve Hobbs: Witness: I uh ... I've been increasingly involved in political campaigns since ... the um ... first election of President Bush. And um ... or since the morning after ... shall we say. And um .. .I noticed on Craigslist and announcement from ACORN and sent in a ... resume and a letter and pursued them until they hired me. It looked attractive on the Internet. .. Mmhm. ... what they had. Steve Hobbs: Did you have to interview or ... Witness: Yes, I went to Portland and interviewed .. .1 think I've forgotten her name. Uh ... she was never very involved here but she had been historically I think ... the coordinator for a couple of states in this area. Steve Hobbs: I'm gonna suggest a name to you ... Witness: Sure.
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