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1 Debwa discussed how she was hired and by whom. She detailed her role in the<br />

Tacoma office. The interview was in-person. A detailed report of that<br />

2 interview is included in the case file. After the interview Debwa became a<br />

suspect.<br />

3<br />

I. Suspect Interviews<br />

4<br />

The following suspects were interviewed: Brianna Debwa, Tina Johnson, Robert<br />

5 Greene, Clifton Mitchell, Ryan Olson and Jayson Woods.<br />

6 Follow-up Debwa Interviews<br />

May 10, 2007<br />

7 SDPA Hobbs and I met with Brianna Debwa at the US Attorney's office in Tacoma.<br />

8 Debwa told us the following in response to our questions (as a note, Debwa's answers<br />

and explanations jumped arouna and often changed throughout the interview):<br />

9<br />

She was hired by Anita Latch to work at ACORN. She and Latch are friends. The first<br />

10 day Debwa went through training and also went into "the field" to register voters.<br />

After the first day Debwa was given the position as the Quality Control person (QC).<br />

11<br />

The Tacoma ACORN office was first in the local library branch.<br />

12<br />

Debwa was trained by Nianna Miller, who is from Florida. Debwa believes Miller works<br />

13 for Project Vote.<br />

14 Latch was in charge of the Tacoma ACORN office, but she was soon fired. Debwa claimed<br />

she did not know why Latch was fired.<br />

15<br />

Debwa said that she was hired in the beginning of the ACORN Tacoma office, and she<br />

16 stayed until the office closed. Debwa said that it was her fault that the voter<br />

applications were turned into King County Elections late.<br />

17<br />

Debwa then explained what she did as QC. She said she receives the voter registration<br />

18 applications at the end of the day and then makes calls on 10-20% to verify that the<br />

phone number are good and that the person's whose name was on the application really<br />

19 registered to vote.<br />

20 She said she called the ones that she knew were good, but not the ones that duplicates<br />

or that looked suspicious. She claimed she could tell by looking at a card if it was<br />

21 bad. She said she was trained by the WA State Liquor Board to recognize legitimate DL<br />

numbers. She said she received this training because she was a bartender at times.<br />

22<br />

SDPA Hobbs showed Debwa ~er employment application and other employment-related<br />

23 documents. Debwa confirmed that they were the forms she completed. She told us that<br />

every employee had to fill out these forms. She confirmed that no backgrounds were<br />

24 done on employees.<br />

25<br />

Certification for Determination<br />

of Probable Cause<br />

Norm Maleng,<br />

Prosecuting Attorney<br />

W SS4 King County Courthouse<br />

<strong>Seattle</strong>, <strong>Washington</strong> 98104-2312<br />

(206) 296-9000

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