I had laid her down and put a sheet over top of her. And uh. . . the police officers came in with her.. . her garments and. . .and gave them to us. And they said they’d be waiting outside. . . to see what we were gonna do with this as far as transporting.. possible Baker Act.. .we didn’t know. So umm. . .oh, let’s see.. .she went. . .she went on saying the main thing that.. that she had done wrong was that “She took her eyes off the object”. And that.. .that’s a quote.. .you know.. .“I took my eyes off the object”. That seemed to be a ‘really big thing for her. Umm. . .1 don’t know what object it was. 13mm.. .1 don’t know when. . .was it in church or what. Umm. . .at that point I didn’t know she was a Scientologist. 13mm.. .a police officer stepped in and asked what she wanted him to do with her car. And umm. . .so she said “Can you have it towed to the address?” Because it became apparent we were gonna take her. I had told the police

if I needed them because, if she would go voluntarily, I did not need a Baker Act. If she wasn’t going to go voluntarily, I did need a Baker Act because obviously she needed to go. . . she needed help. So she told the police officer that she would like it towed to.. . she gave an address and it was on Osceola. That was a flag to me I’m dealing with a Scientologist. So she gave the address and the police officer said “Okay,. fine”. She said “But you have to make sure it gets into a specific parking space”. I’m not sure which one it was. The police officer said, “We can’t guarantee that” and she seemed to be troubled by that because it had to go in the right spot. So she said “Can you call my girlfriend?”.