ā2:28 P.M. I make visual contact with Patrolman Youngās vehicle, which is stationed in front of suspectās vehicle. I am initially surprised to see suspect in passenger seat of Pāman Youngās vehicle. I discuss situation with Pāman Young and determine suspect is unarmed and not dangerous. Suspect attempts to converse but is rebuffed. Pāman Young and I confer re. bag of pills. Initial conclusion supports suspectās claim that pills are vitamins, but I test them to be sure. Test confirms pills are vitamins. Based on witnessesā claim of seeing drugs, I determine suspectās vehicle should be searched more thoroughly. When I remove rear seat suspect becomes somewhat agitated (moreso when I enlarge tear in headliner for visual confirmation.) I replace rear seatāno, sir, not because suspect insisted, because I desired to leave suspect with a good impression of the Oklahama Highway Patrol--and told suspect he was free to go. As I pull away I see suspect exchange words with Pāman Young who then signals āall clearā as suspect continues west on Route 64 toward the state line.ā
Diane Haverford, jockey:
āI donāt know, maybe Mikeās just needs a break. First he tells me heās not sure he wants to get married at all right now. I mean, I already told everyone. But, then he asks me if there are any good race tracks in CaliforniaāSan Franciscoābecause he thinks maybe heād like to move out there. Oh--and this is weirdāhe wanted to know if I mind if he wears his uniform around the house. I think maybe Iām having second thoughts about all this myself. I was telling my girlfriend Andi about it, and she thinks I should wait; that I could just move in
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