Court Motion Citing Police Report of Minor Abuse Allegations and Detective Deposition

10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 120 H3vlgiu2 call them. They're just simply inadmissible for the truth of the matter asserted. You know, there may be a few things in these police reports that someone could, if they had a record custodian available, try to offer into evidence, but we don't have that here. And so I think for all of those reasons, your Honor, this is a very strong motion that should be granted by the Courts MS. McCAWLEY: Good afternoon, your Honor. Thank you. The reason why they're battling so hard on this document is because it's so critical to the case. This is a police report that records numerous, over 20, under-age minors saying virtually the exact same story that my client gave about her abuse, over and over and over again. What they didn't say to you -- they skirt around Detective Recarey. You have his entire deposition transcript, which we've noted for next week, with all of his testimony. He took these statements. We went through the business records exception with him. He walked through, yes, I recorded this in the course of my work. We've got it in our papers. I did this under my duty. I interviewed these witnesses. I recorded it, té.., EE .., te., all in this document. I mean, with every document that's come up, they claim, particularly government documents, this is something that we've found out of thin air and that it has no value to it or trustworthiness. He sat in his deposition as the detective SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011423