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2003-03-19_0912

2003-03-19_0912

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  01   Date: 03/19/2003
  02   Time: 9:12 a.m.
  03   Telephone #: 702-210-5300
  04   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  05   Incoming from: 619-531-2451
  06   Subscriber: San Diego Police Department
  07   Participants: LANCE MALONE
  08    RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation: Unintelligible (UI)
  10   _____________________________________________________
11   MALONE: Hello.
12   BRISTOL: Lance, it's Russ.
13   MALONE: Hey, Russ, what's up, buddy?
14   BRISTOL: Uh nothin' much.  How ya doin'?
15   MALONE: Good.
16   BRISTOL: Hey, you told me to get back to you.
17   MALONE: Yes.
18   BRISTOL: Came into work this mornin' and
19   checkin' around the LT's office and
20   saw his little uh phone message
21   sheet.  It looks like there's a
22   meeting goin' on Friday between my
23   Lieutenant and Z-.  Supposed to be
24   at uh three o'clock?
25   MALONE: Yeah.  That's what I was tellin' you
26   yesterday.
27   BRISTOL: Yeah, well, I hadn't heard anything
28   about it yesterday.  And you threw,
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01   sorta threw me for a loop tellin' me
02   all of a sudden I got a Lieutenant
03   involved in this, so I started
04   checkin' around and there is one
05   goin'.  He's the only one I see
06   that's supposed to be attending.  Is
07   that what you know?
08   MALONE: Yeah.  That's, yeah, that's what,
09   that's what I'm hearing as well.
10   BRISTOL: You have any idea what they're gonna
11   talk about in there, 'cause I see a
12   reference on his calendar that says
13   they're supposed to be talking about
14   six foot and lap dances and all
15   sorts of shit.  What's goin' on with
16   that?
17   MALONE: No, they're not supposed to be
18   talkin' about that at all.
19   BRISTOL: Well, he's got a note on the, on the
20   phone call log that shows that.  You
21   know, you'd be sittin' there and
22   talkin' to the Lieutenant about that
23   shit and you know what he's gonna
24   tell you, he's gonna give you a
25   department approved answer that the
26   six-foot rule makes it easy to
27   enforce and it works, and he's not
28   -
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01   gonna uh go around with our cause
02   and the answers that I can give.
03   MALONE: Right.
04   BRISTOL: That's not gonna help out a lot.
05   MALONE: Well, he's, he's supposed to call
06   you today um.
07   BRISTOL: Z-?
08   MALONE: Yeah.
09   BRISTOL: Okay.
10   MALONE: And I, what I need to do is I need
11   to have him just cancel the meeting.
12   BRISTOL: Well, we need to do somethin' if
13   that's what they're gonna talk
14   about.
15   MALONE: Yeah, well, you know, this, this
16   jerk-off will not, I mean, it's
17   like, he's like, "Yeah, I wanna
18   help, I wanna do what I can," but
19   then he doesn't listen to what, what
20   I'm tryin' to explain to him to do.
21   BRISTOL: He's not followin' the plan?
22   MALONE: So, he's like all nervous like, you
23   know, "Well maybe we're doin'
24   something wrong."  I'm like, "Dude,
25   we're not doing anything wrong."  I
26   said, "You know, this guy's a, you
27   know, he's, he's a Detective, I
28   -
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01     mean, he's, you know, he can make
02   statements on behalf of himself."
03   BRISTOL: Mm hm.
04   MALONE: You know, I mean uh, but this guy
05   flippin' will just not…  He's
06   supposed to call you today.
07   BRISTOL: Okay.
08   MALONE: So if he doesn't call you today,
09   then I'm gonna call him tomorrow and
10   just, I'm just gonna tell him flat
11   out, "Listen, buddy, if you don't
12   mind, Mike, just cancel the meeting
13   and I'll, I'll deal with it another
14   way, and I'll go through somebody
15   else."
16   BRISTOL: Alright, I'm in and out of the
17   office today, but I'll keep checking
18   for it, and I, if I hear from him
19   you want me to give you a call
20   before I call him back?
21   MALONE: Oh, yeah, ab--  yeah, absolutely, or
22   no, no, ju--  you, you call me back
23   after you communicate with him.
24   BRISTOL: Okay, well, if this thing goes with
25   the Lieutenant you gonna make sure
26   you keep me the fuck outta this.
27   MALONE: Yeah, oh, I told him already that
28   yesterday, I…
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01   BRISTOL: I can't…
02   MALONE: But I, I gotta get him, I gotta get
03   him out altogether.  He's just gotta
04   say, "Listen, uh you know, I'm
05   sorry, I've got something else that
06   came up and I'll reschedule it for
07   another time."
08   BRISTOL: Yeah.
09   MALONE: And then, and then just not
10   reschedule.
11   BRISTOL: 'Cause I don't wanna see a meeting
12   with uh my boss who knows nothin'
13   about this and Z--  and all of a
14   sudden come out talkin' about me and
15   what's goin' on between all of us.
16   MALONE: Right, no, understood.
17   BRISTOL: That wouldn't be too smart.  Okay,
18   I'll let you know what's up, okay?
19   MALONE: Yeah, give me, give me a call this
20   afternoon when you hear somethin'.
21   BRISTOL: Alright, Lance.
22   MALONE: Thanks, buddy.
23   BRISTOL: Bye.
24   MALONE: Bye-bye.
25   (END OF CONVERSATION)

[1:1-5:25] 2003-03-19_0912

  01   Date: 03/19/2003
  02   Time: 9:12 a.m.
  03   Telephone #: 702-210-5300
  04   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  05   Incoming from: 619-531-2451
  06   Subscriber: San Diego Police Department
  07   Participants: LANCE MALONE
  08    RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation: Unintelligible (UI)
  10   _____________________________________________________
11   MALONE: Hello.
12   BRISTOL: Lance, it's Russ.
13   MALONE: Hey, Russ, what's up, buddy?
14   BRISTOL: Uh nothin' much.  How ya doin'?
15   MALONE: Good.
16   BRISTOL: Hey, you told me to get back to you.
17   MALONE: Yes.
18   BRISTOL: Came into work this mornin' and
19   checkin' around the LT's office and
20   saw his little uh phone message
21   sheet.  It looks like there's a
22   meeting goin' on Friday between my
23   Lieutenant and Z-.  Supposed to be
24   at uh three o'clock?
25   MALONE: Yeah.  That's what I was tellin' you
26   yesterday.
27   BRISTOL: Yeah, well, I hadn't heard anything
28   about it yesterday.  And you threw,
  Page 2
01   sorta threw me for a loop tellin' me
02   all of a sudden I got a Lieutenant
03   involved in this, so I started
04   checkin' around and there is one
05   goin'.  He's the only one I see
06   that's supposed to be attending.  Is
07   that what you know?
08   MALONE: Yeah.  That's, yeah, that's what,
09   that's what I'm hearing as well.
10   BRISTOL: You have any idea what they're gonna
11   talk about in there, 'cause I see a
12   reference on his calendar that says
13   they're supposed to be talking about
14   six foot and lap dances and all
15   sorts of shit.  What's goin' on with
16   that?
17   MALONE: No, they're not supposed to be
18   talkin' about that at all.
19   BRISTOL: Well, he's got a note on the, on the
20   phone call log that shows that.  You
21   know, you'd be sittin' there and
22   talkin' to the Lieutenant about that
23   shit and you know what he's gonna
24   tell you, he's gonna give you a
25   department approved answer that the
26   six-foot rule makes it easy to
27   enforce and it works, and he's not
28   -
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01   gonna uh go around with our cause
02   and the answers that I can give.
03   MALONE: Right.
04   BRISTOL: That's not gonna help out a lot.
05   MALONE: Well, he's, he's supposed to call
06   you today um.
07   BRISTOL: Z-?
08   MALONE: Yeah.
09   BRISTOL: Okay.
10   MALONE: And I, what I need to do is I need
11   to have him just cancel the meeting.
12   BRISTOL: Well, we need to do somethin' if
13   that's what they're gonna talk
14   about.
15   MALONE: Yeah, well, you know, this, this
16   jerk-off will not, I mean, it's
17   like, he's like, "Yeah, I wanna
18   help, I wanna do what I can," but
19   then he doesn't listen to what, what
20   I'm tryin' to explain to him to do.
21   BRISTOL: He's not followin' the plan?
22   MALONE: So, he's like all nervous like, you
23   know, "Well maybe we're doin'
24   something wrong."  I'm like, "Dude,
25   we're not doing anything wrong."  I
26   said, "You know, this guy's a, you
27   know, he's, he's a Detective, I
28   -
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01     mean, he's, you know, he can make
02   statements on behalf of himself."
03   BRISTOL: Mm hm.
04   MALONE: You know, I mean uh, but this guy
05   flippin' will just not…  He's
06   supposed to call you today.
07   BRISTOL: Okay.
08   MALONE: So if he doesn't call you today,
09   then I'm gonna call him tomorrow and
10   just, I'm just gonna tell him flat
11   out, "Listen, buddy, if you don't
12   mind, Mike, just cancel the meeting
13   and I'll, I'll deal with it another
14   way, and I'll go through somebody
15   else."
16   BRISTOL: Alright, I'm in and out of the
17   office today, but I'll keep checking
18   for it, and I, if I hear from him
19   you want me to give you a call
20   before I call him back?
21   MALONE: Oh, yeah, ab--  yeah, absolutely, or
22   no, no, ju--  you, you call me back
23   after you communicate with him.
24   BRISTOL: Okay, well, if this thing goes with
25   the Lieutenant you gonna make sure
26   you keep me the fuck outta this.
27   MALONE: Yeah, oh, I told him already that
28   yesterday, I…
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01   BRISTOL: I can't…
02   MALONE: But I, I gotta get him, I gotta get
03   him out altogether.  He's just gotta
04   say, "Listen, uh you know, I'm
05   sorry, I've got something else that
06   came up and I'll reschedule it for
07   another time."
08   BRISTOL: Yeah.
09   MALONE: And then, and then just not
10   reschedule.
11   BRISTOL: 'Cause I don't wanna see a meeting
12   with uh my boss who knows nothin'
13   about this and Z--  and all of a
14   sudden come out talkin' about me and
15   what's goin' on between all of us.
16   MALONE: Right, no, understood.
17   BRISTOL: That wouldn't be too smart.  Okay,
18   I'll let you know what's up, okay?
19   MALONE: Yeah, give me, give me a call this
20   afternoon when you hear somethin'.
21   BRISTOL: Alright, Lance.
22   MALONE: Thanks, buddy.
23   BRISTOL: Bye.
24   MALONE: Bye-bye.
25   (END OF CONVERSATION)

2003-03-18_1055

2003-03-18_1055

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  01   Date:    03/18/2003
  02   Time:             10:55 a.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department 
  05   Incoming from: Unknown
  06   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  07   RUSS BRISTOL
  08   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  09   ______________________________________________________
10   MALONE: Are you downtown?
11   BRISTOL: Yeah. I'm at work.
12   MALONE: Uh, can you meet me?
13   BRISTOL: Uh, I've got somebody comin' in, in
14   ten minutes. What do you need?
15   MALONE: No. I uh, can we talk?
16   BRISTOL: Here? On the phone now…
17   MALONE: No, no. Yeah.
18   BRISTOL: …or somewhere else?
19   MALONE: No. On the phone right now is fine.
20   BRISTOL: Um, actually right now I'm okay.
21   Yeah.
22   MALONE: Okay. Uh, I just got done with
23   talkin' to Zucchet.
24   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
25   MALONE: Uh, I got a call this morning from
26   his guy named Anthony, and I think
27   his name is Wagoner.
28   BRISTOL: Okay.
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01   MALONE: Well, he called and spoke to, I
02   don't know what lieutenant, and a
03   sergeant, and they've got a meeting
04   scheduled for Friday at three
05   o'clock. So uh, as soon I got that
06   call, I had to rush down here to
07   meet with Zucchet personally.
08   BRISTOL: Okay, so…
09   MALONE: So I met with…
10   BRISTOL: He's telling you he has a meeting
11   set with somebody?
12   MALONE: Yeah. He said he's, they've got a
13   meeting scheduled at three o'clock
14   with the lieutenant and the s-, the
15   sergeant of vice.
16   BRISTOL: Oh, okay.
17   MALONE: Which I, you know, he didn't give me
18   any names. I mean, I don't, I don't
19   know who's who. And uh, I, I thought
20   you were a sergeant, so I thought
21   maybe it was you. And I, I didn't
22   know if you were a sergeant or not,
23   but…
24   BRISTOL: No. I'm a detective.
25   MALONE: Okay. In any case, um, I said well
26   listen, I said, uh, first and
27   foremost man, one thing I will never
28   do is get you in any trouble. So,
  Page 3
01   you know, that's one thing, you
02   don't have to worry. 'Cause with
03   Ralph Inzunza and Charles, I can, I
04   can speak a hell of a lot freer than
05   I can with Mike, 'cause I don't know
06   Zucchet all that well.
07   BRISTOL: Right.
08   MALONE: I know Inzunza real well.
09   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
10   MALONE: And so um, they, you know, the three
11   of us decided that it would be
12   Zucchet that n-, did all this. You
13   know, because he's got the one
14   that's in his district.
15   BRISTOL: Right.
16   MALONE: Then it, it looked a lot better for
17   Zucchet to say hey, I want, so he,
18   all he says he's gonna do on Friday
19   is just tell him about the distance,
20   he wants to go to fifteen hundred
21   feet, he wants to do more parking.
22   Uh, things to that effect. Um, and,
23   and he'll pr-, he said he, you know,
24   your name of course would never ever
25   be mentioned.
26   BRISTOL: (UI).
27   MALONE: And uh, he said he, you, you know,
28   depending on how the meeting goes,
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01   may get a feel of, "Hey listen, what
02   happened three or four years ago? Is
03   that no touching working?"  You
04   know, s-, something along those
05   lines.  And I said, "Well don't say
06   anything until I get back to you."
07   So then I gave him, y-, 'cause he
08   keeps thinkin', he goes, "Well
09   Lance," he goes, "I'm, I'm happy to
10   call, you know, you know, your guy.
11   But I don't know if, you know, I
12   mean, how is he gonna get down here
13   and, and testify? I mean, I mean,
14   doesn't, you know, he's gotta go
15   through captains and lieutenants and
16   all the," he goes, you know, "We're
17   normally used to dealing with the
18   captains and lieutenants."
19   BRISTOL: Right.
20   MALONE: I said, I said "Listen, just do me a
21   favor. Just call him, and just see
22   what he says."  I said, you know…
23   BRISTOL: And he has not.
24   MALONE: No, no. I just talked to him this,
25   this morning though.
26   BRISTOL: Mm hm.
27   MALONE: He, he said he will talk to you by
28   tomorrow. He said, you know, he's
  Page 5
01   got, they've got some Charger
02   meeting today. So he says that'll
03   be, take him all day. But he says
04   he'll call you first thing tomorrow.
05   BRISTOL: Okay. He's gonna be throwin' a
06   serious wrench in things if he
07   starts goin' to somebody else who's
08   obviously not been uh…
09   MALONE: Yeah.
10   BRISTOL: …on the same page as everybody else
11   has this whole time.
12   MALONE: Well, and that's why I said that,
13   you know, if, if, if he did, if he
14   does do this, then (UI), just talk
15   about, you know, 'cause he's
16   already, if he says he's got this
17   meeting scheduled, fine. Then just
18   talk about the things that you wanna
19   add to. Don't talk about anything
20   else other than you wanna, you wanna
21   go to a thousand, to fifteen hundred
22   feet.
23   BRISTOL: Okay, realize that uh, after this is
24   all over, if we go the route that
25   we've, this thing has been
26   preplanned by you guys. And it goes
27   before the thing, and I actually end
28   up going over and talking about what
  Page 6
01   you want, that I'm pretty much hosed
02   at that point. Especially if they're
03   gonna go to somebody above me. My
04   job here'll be uh, I think I'll be
05   workin' for you guys.
06   MALONE: Well, let's uh, alright well, I'm,
07   I'm tryin' just to cancel the
08   meeting. So, you know, and maybe,
09   maybe if you talk to him, he'll say
10   yes.
11   BRISTOL: Well, if he gives me a call, yeah.
12   And I'll keep my ears open. I have
13   heard nothing here about that. But
14   that, it's obvious I'm not, may not
15   hear about everything, but uh…
16   MALONE: Right.
17   BRISTOL: So that's Friday at three.
18   MALONE: That's what he's telling me. Um, but
19   uh, yeah, and just keep me abreast
20   of everything that you hear, or if
21   there's anything else goin' on so
22   that I can, I can try and, and do my
23   part and, and, but you know, I don't
24   know why the guy won't listen and
25   just say oh, okay, that's fine. Let
26   me just call him.  I mean, you know,
27   listen, you're a detective.
28   BRISTOL: Right.
  Page 7
01   -
02   MALONE: You know, you can make the same
03   calls as anyone else. You know,
04   what's the problem?  Why does he
05   feel like he's gotta, he goes, "Well
06   Lance, that's, you know, not normal,
07   you know, council procedure.  We
08   usually have to go through a captain
09   or lieutenant."
10   BRISTOL: Mm.
11   MALONE: And I said well, I said, "Listen."
12   I said, "Just give R-, give Russ a
13   call and just talk to him.  See what
14   he says.  If he says yeah, that's
15   the way to go, then that's the way
16   to go."
17   BRISTOL: Alright.
18   MALONE: You know, or if he can do it, and
19   say no, no, you, we, you can go
20   through me. Uh, you know, you're
21   makin' the call. He called this
22   number, I picked up the phone, I'm
23   talkin' to you, fine. No, no, it,
24   it, it's a no brainer.
25   BRISTOL: Yeah. Well, let me keep my ears open
26   and see if I hear anything about it.
27   If anything comes up, or I think of
28   anything, I'll give you a holler
  Page 8
01   back.
02   MALONE: And, and listen man.  If it gets, if
03   it gets too weird or anything, then
04   we just blow the whole thing. I'll
05   just tell them, listen, just, we,
06   we, we, we'll, we'll deal with it
07   another time.
08   BRISTOL: Okay. I'll give you a call if I hear
09   anything.
10   MALONE: Alright, buddy.
11   BRISTOL: Alright, Lance.
12   MALONE: Thanks, bro.
13   BRISTOL: Bye.
14   (CLICK)
15   (END OF CALL)
16   BRISTOL: That was a call received at my desk
17   uh, probably about uh, ten fifty-
18   five hours on March eighteenth. Time
19   is now ten fifty-eight hours. Call
20   is concluded. This is Detective
21   Bristol, I.D. three eight five zero,
22   San Diego Police Department.
23   (END OF RECORDING)

[1:1-8:23] 2003-03-18_1055

  01   Date:    03/18/2003
  02   Time:             10:55 a.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department 
  05   Incoming from: Unknown
  06   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  07   RUSS BRISTOL
  08   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  09   ______________________________________________________
10   MALONE: Are you downtown?
11   BRISTOL: Yeah. I'm at work.
12   MALONE: Uh, can you meet me?
13   BRISTOL: Uh, I've got somebody comin' in, in
14   ten minutes. What do you need?
15   MALONE: No. I uh, can we talk?
16   BRISTOL: Here? On the phone now…
17   MALONE: No, no. Yeah.
18   BRISTOL: …or somewhere else?
19   MALONE: No. On the phone right now is fine.
20   BRISTOL: Um, actually right now I'm okay.
21   Yeah.
22   MALONE: Okay. Uh, I just got done with
23   talkin' to Zucchet.
24   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
25   MALONE: Uh, I got a call this morning from
26   his guy named Anthony, and I think
27   his name is Wagoner.
28   BRISTOL: Okay.
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01   MALONE: Well, he called and spoke to, I
02   don't know what lieutenant, and a
03   sergeant, and they've got a meeting
04   scheduled for Friday at three
05   o'clock. So uh, as soon I got that
06   call, I had to rush down here to
07   meet with Zucchet personally.
08   BRISTOL: Okay, so…
09   MALONE: So I met with…
10   BRISTOL: He's telling you he has a meeting
11   set with somebody?
12   MALONE: Yeah. He said he's, they've got a
13   meeting scheduled at three o'clock
14   with the lieutenant and the s-, the
15   sergeant of vice.
16   BRISTOL: Oh, okay.
17   MALONE: Which I, you know, he didn't give me
18   any names. I mean, I don't, I don't
19   know who's who. And uh, I, I thought
20   you were a sergeant, so I thought
21   maybe it was you. And I, I didn't
22   know if you were a sergeant or not,
23   but…
24   BRISTOL: No. I'm a detective.
25   MALONE: Okay. In any case, um, I said well
26   listen, I said, uh, first and
27   foremost man, one thing I will never
28   do is get you in any trouble. So,
  Page 3
01   you know, that's one thing, you
02   don't have to worry. 'Cause with
03   Ralph Inzunza and Charles, I can, I
04   can speak a hell of a lot freer than
05   I can with Mike, 'cause I don't know
06   Zucchet all that well.
07   BRISTOL: Right.
08   MALONE: I know Inzunza real well.
09   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
10   MALONE: And so um, they, you know, the three
11   of us decided that it would be
12   Zucchet that n-, did all this. You
13   know, because he's got the one
14   that's in his district.
15   BRISTOL: Right.
16   MALONE: Then it, it looked a lot better for
17   Zucchet to say hey, I want, so he,
18   all he says he's gonna do on Friday
19   is just tell him about the distance,
20   he wants to go to fifteen hundred
21   feet, he wants to do more parking.
22   Uh, things to that effect. Um, and,
23   and he'll pr-, he said he, you know,
24   your name of course would never ever
25   be mentioned.
26   BRISTOL: (UI).
27   MALONE: And uh, he said he, you, you know,
28   depending on how the meeting goes,
  Page 4
01   may get a feel of, "Hey listen, what
02   happened three or four years ago? Is
03   that no touching working?"  You
04   know, s-, something along those
05   lines.  And I said, "Well don't say
06   anything until I get back to you."
07   So then I gave him, y-, 'cause he
08   keeps thinkin', he goes, "Well
09   Lance," he goes, "I'm, I'm happy to
10   call, you know, you know, your guy.
11   But I don't know if, you know, I
12   mean, how is he gonna get down here
13   and, and testify? I mean, I mean,
14   doesn't, you know, he's gotta go
15   through captains and lieutenants and
16   all the," he goes, you know, "We're
17   normally used to dealing with the
18   captains and lieutenants."
19   BRISTOL: Right.
20   MALONE: I said, I said "Listen, just do me a
21   favor. Just call him, and just see
22   what he says."  I said, you know…
23   BRISTOL: And he has not.
24   MALONE: No, no. I just talked to him this,
25   this morning though.
26   BRISTOL: Mm hm.
27   MALONE: He, he said he will talk to you by
28   tomorrow. He said, you know, he's
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01   got, they've got some Charger
02   meeting today. So he says that'll
03   be, take him all day. But he says
04   he'll call you first thing tomorrow.
05   BRISTOL: Okay. He's gonna be throwin' a
06   serious wrench in things if he
07   starts goin' to somebody else who's
08   obviously not been uh…
09   MALONE: Yeah.
10   BRISTOL: …on the same page as everybody else
11   has this whole time.
12   MALONE: Well, and that's why I said that,
13   you know, if, if, if he did, if he
14   does do this, then (UI), just talk
15   about, you know, 'cause he's
16   already, if he says he's got this
17   meeting scheduled, fine. Then just
18   talk about the things that you wanna
19   add to. Don't talk about anything
20   else other than you wanna, you wanna
21   go to a thousand, to fifteen hundred
22   feet.
23   BRISTOL: Okay, realize that uh, after this is
24   all over, if we go the route that
25   we've, this thing has been
26   preplanned by you guys. And it goes
27   before the thing, and I actually end
28   up going over and talking about what
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01   you want, that I'm pretty much hosed
02   at that point. Especially if they're
03   gonna go to somebody above me. My
04   job here'll be uh, I think I'll be
05   workin' for you guys.
06   MALONE: Well, let's uh, alright well, I'm,
07   I'm tryin' just to cancel the
08   meeting. So, you know, and maybe,
09   maybe if you talk to him, he'll say
10   yes.
11   BRISTOL: Well, if he gives me a call, yeah.
12   And I'll keep my ears open. I have
13   heard nothing here about that. But
14   that, it's obvious I'm not, may not
15   hear about everything, but uh…
16   MALONE: Right.
17   BRISTOL: So that's Friday at three.
18   MALONE: That's what he's telling me. Um, but
19   uh, yeah, and just keep me abreast
20   of everything that you hear, or if
21   there's anything else goin' on so
22   that I can, I can try and, and do my
23   part and, and, but you know, I don't
24   know why the guy won't listen and
25   just say oh, okay, that's fine. Let
26   me just call him.  I mean, you know,
27   listen, you're a detective.
28   BRISTOL: Right.
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01   -
02   MALONE: You know, you can make the same
03   calls as anyone else. You know,
04   what's the problem?  Why does he
05   feel like he's gotta, he goes, "Well
06   Lance, that's, you know, not normal,
07   you know, council procedure.  We
08   usually have to go through a captain
09   or lieutenant."
10   BRISTOL: Mm.
11   MALONE: And I said well, I said, "Listen."
12   I said, "Just give R-, give Russ a
13   call and just talk to him.  See what
14   he says.  If he says yeah, that's
15   the way to go, then that's the way
16   to go."
17   BRISTOL: Alright.
18   MALONE: You know, or if he can do it, and
19   say no, no, you, we, you can go
20   through me. Uh, you know, you're
21   makin' the call. He called this
22   number, I picked up the phone, I'm
23   talkin' to you, fine. No, no, it,
24   it, it's a no brainer.
25   BRISTOL: Yeah. Well, let me keep my ears open
26   and see if I hear anything about it.
27   If anything comes up, or I think of
28   anything, I'll give you a holler
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01   back.
02   MALONE: And, and listen man.  If it gets, if
03   it gets too weird or anything, then
04   we just blow the whole thing. I'll
05   just tell them, listen, just, we,
06   we, we, we'll, we'll deal with it
07   another time.
08   BRISTOL: Okay. I'll give you a call if I hear
09   anything.
10   MALONE: Alright, buddy.
11   BRISTOL: Alright, Lance.
12   MALONE: Thanks, bro.
13   BRISTOL: Bye.
14   (CLICK)
15   (END OF CALL)
16   BRISTOL: That was a call received at my desk
17   uh, probably about uh, ten fifty-
18   five hours on March eighteenth. Time
19   is now ten fifty-eight hours. Call
20   is concluded. This is Detective
21   Bristol, I.D. three eight five zero,
22   San Diego Police Department.
23   (END OF RECORDING)

2003-03-17_1546

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  01   Date:    03/17/2003
  02   Time:             3:46 p.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department
  05   Outgoing to: 702-210-5300
  06   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  07   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  10   ______________________________________________________
11   BRISTOL: This is gonna be another phone call
12   to Lance at seven oh two, two ten,
13   fifty three hundred.  Time is
14   fifteen forty six hours.
15   (CLICK)
16   (DIAL TONE)
17   (DIALING PHONE NUMBER)
18   (BRISTOL CLEARS THROAT)
19   (PHONE RINGING)
20   MALONE: Hello.
21   BRISTOL: Hey Lance. It's Russ.
22   MALONE: Hey buddy.
23   BRISTOL: I've got a question for ya, man.
24   MALONE: Yes.
25   BRISTOL: I was sittin' here thinkin' after
26   our phone call.
27   MALONE: What's that?
28   -
  Page 2
01   BRISTOL: Did you say they're going to want to
02   have a meeting on (UI)…
03   MALONE: You're gonna have to speak up,
04   buddy. I, I'm on a plane getting
05   ready to leave.
06   BRISTOL: Are you?
07   MALONE: Yeah.
08   BRISTOL: Well, I'm in my office. So I don't
09   wanna talk too loud.
10   MALONE: Oh, okay.
11   BRISTOL: Um, did you say they wanna have a
12   meeting on Friday with a lieutenant?
13   MALONE: Well, uh, he said uh, yeah…
14   BRISTOL: Just which lieutenant do you think
15   is gonna do this? 'Cause it sure as
16   hell isn't gonna be mine. I'm not
17   walkin' in there with him. You know
18   he's not on board with this.
19   MALONE: So who's, who's your lieut-, (UI).
20   Dude, I'll, I'll, I'll take care of
21   it.
22   BRISTOL: I mean, you guys have been takin'
23   care of me. (UI) takin' care of him?
24   MALONE: I'll ma-, I'll just make sure that
25   they call you.
26   BRISTOL: Yeah, that'd, and make sure he
27   doesn't wanna have him in the
28   -
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01   meeting. 'Cause he's not gonna show
02   up to this. You know that.
03   MALONE: Right. Okay, I'll, I'll take care of
04   it.
05   BRISTOL: Okay. I mean, I'm, I'm stickin' my…
06   MALONE: I'll make sure it's just…
07   BRISTOL: I'm stickin' my neck out, and I can
08   handle that. But, you think you're
09   gonna get a lieutenant in the
10   meeting, they're crazy. (Laughs.)
11   MALONE: Yeah. No, I'll, I'll take care of
12   it, buddy.
13   BRISTOL: Okay. Let me know.
14   MALONE: (UI) I'm, I'm flyin' to San Diego
15   right. Right when I get there, I'll
16   call.
17   BRISTOL: Okay. Have a good flight.
18   MALONE: Alright. Thanks, buddy.
19   BRISTOL: Alright.
20   MALONE: I'll talk to you in a bit.
21   BRISTOL: Bye.
22   (CLICK)
23   (END OF CALL)

[1:1-3:23] 2003-03-17_1546

  01   Date:    03/17/2003
  02   Time:             3:46 p.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department
  05   Outgoing to: 702-210-5300
  06   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  07   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  10   ______________________________________________________
11   BRISTOL: This is gonna be another phone call
12   to Lance at seven oh two, two ten,
13   fifty three hundred.  Time is
14   fifteen forty six hours.
15   (CLICK)
16   (DIAL TONE)
17   (DIALING PHONE NUMBER)
18   (BRISTOL CLEARS THROAT)
19   (PHONE RINGING)
20   MALONE: Hello.
21   BRISTOL: Hey Lance. It's Russ.
22   MALONE: Hey buddy.
23   BRISTOL: I've got a question for ya, man.
24   MALONE: Yes.
25   BRISTOL: I was sittin' here thinkin' after
26   our phone call.
27   MALONE: What's that?
28   -
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01   BRISTOL: Did you say they're going to want to
02   have a meeting on (UI)…
03   MALONE: You're gonna have to speak up,
04   buddy. I, I'm on a plane getting
05   ready to leave.
06   BRISTOL: Are you?
07   MALONE: Yeah.
08   BRISTOL: Well, I'm in my office. So I don't
09   wanna talk too loud.
10   MALONE: Oh, okay.
11   BRISTOL: Um, did you say they wanna have a
12   meeting on Friday with a lieutenant?
13   MALONE: Well, uh, he said uh, yeah…
14   BRISTOL: Just which lieutenant do you think
15   is gonna do this? 'Cause it sure as
16   hell isn't gonna be mine. I'm not
17   walkin' in there with him. You know
18   he's not on board with this.
19   MALONE: So who's, who's your lieut-, (UI).
20   Dude, I'll, I'll, I'll take care of
21   it.
22   BRISTOL: I mean, you guys have been takin'
23   care of me. (UI) takin' care of him?
24   MALONE: I'll ma-, I'll just make sure that
25   they call you.
26   BRISTOL: Yeah, that'd, and make sure he
27   doesn't wanna have him in the
28   -
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01   meeting. 'Cause he's not gonna show
02   up to this. You know that.
03   MALONE: Right. Okay, I'll, I'll take care of
04   it.
05   BRISTOL: Okay. I mean, I'm, I'm stickin' my…
06   MALONE: I'll make sure it's just…
07   BRISTOL: I'm stickin' my neck out, and I can
08   handle that. But, you think you're
09   gonna get a lieutenant in the
10   meeting, they're crazy. (Laughs.)
11   MALONE: Yeah. No, I'll, I'll take care of
12   it, buddy.
13   BRISTOL: Okay. Let me know.
14   MALONE: (UI) I'm, I'm flyin' to San Diego
15   right. Right when I get there, I'll
16   call.
17   BRISTOL: Okay. Have a good flight.
18   MALONE: Alright. Thanks, buddy.
19   BRISTOL: Alright.
20   MALONE: I'll talk to you in a bit.
21   BRISTOL: Bye.
22   (CLICK)
23   (END OF CALL)

2003-03-17_1528

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  01   Date:    03/17/2003
  02   Time:             3:28 p. m.
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department 
  05   Outgoing to: 702-210-5300
  06   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  07   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  10   ______________________________________________________
11   (LOUD BUZZING IN BACKGROUND)
12   BRISTOL: It's March seventeenth, two thousand
13   three. The time is three twenty
14   eight in the afternoon. I'm gonna be
15   calling Lance at seven oh two, two
16   ten, fifty-three hundred.
17   (CLICK)
18   (DIAL TONE)
19   (DIALING PHONE NUMBER)
20   (PHONE RINGING)
21   MALONE: Hello.
22   BRISTOL: Hey Lance. It's Russ. You tryin' to
23   get a hold of me?
24   MALONE: Yeah, buddy. How are you?
25   BRISTOL: Oh, not too bad.
26   MALONE: Yeah, I was just calling because
27   they, they called me this morning
28   and told me that they were gonna
  Page 2
01   contact you to set up a meeting for
02   Friday.
03   BRISTOL: Oh really? I haven't gotten any
04   messages. So maybe they're calling
05   later in the afternoon or tomorrow,
06   I guess huh, maybe?
07   MALONE: Yeah.
08   BRISTOL: Did they tell you when they were
09   gonna call?
10   MALONE: Yeah, no, they didn't. I, I was
11   under the impression that they were,
12   they had already called. So they
13   were, they were just gonna, they
14   were tellin' me they were gonna try
15   and set something up for Friday.
16   BRISTOL: Oh, they have not called yet, so.
17   MALONE: With you and a lieutenant.
18   BRISTOL: Oh, okay. I, I absolutely know
19   nothing about it.
20   MALONE: Okay. Alright.
21   BRISTOL: I guess I'll wait for their calls.
22   You gave them my right number?
23   MALONE: Oh yeah, yeah.
24   BRISTOL: 'Cause you've got, you've got a
25   couple number in there. The first
26   time we talked, I called from the
27   oth-, other office so that we could
28   be uh, a little private. And you
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01   took my new number after that, and
02   the night at the uh, restaurant,
03   and…
04   MALONE: Yeah. That was the number I thought
05   you wanted me to call.
06   BRISTOL: No. Two four five one is the one I
07   gave you. That's my, one I'm on now.
08   That's my desk phone. That two four
09   four one goes into a different
10   office.
11   MALONE: Okay.
12   BRISTOL: So I sort of hear about those
13   through the back door.
14   MALONE: Alright, let me, you got a pen on
15   you? Let me borrow your phone real
16   quick. Okay, what's the number?
17   BRISTOL: Six one nine, five three one, it's
18   two four five one. That goes to my
19   desk.
20   MALONE: Two four five one.
21   BRISTOL: Yeah.
22   MALONE: Alright. Oh, shoot, hold on. Six,
23   six one nine, what was it? Five two
24   one?
25   BRISTOL: Five three one.
26   MALONE: Five three one. Go ahead.
27   BRISTOL: Two four five one.
28   -
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01   MALONE: Okay. I've got it. I'll plug it into
02   mine right now.
03   BRISTOL: Yeah. That other one goes to a
04   sergeant, so I sort of hear about,
05   wonderin' who Lance is, and that's
06   how I get all of these messages. So
07   (laughs), I don't really want us
08   callin' his office.
09   MALONE: Okay, well, I'll uh, I'll, what I'll
10   do is I'll just uh, uh, throw that
11   number away.
12   BRISTOL: Yeah, get rid of that other one.
13   Just go with two four five one. That
14   one's mine. Nobody else can go into
15   it.
16   MALONE: Yeah, in fact, I'll, I will call uh,
17   those guys and give 'em this new
18   number.
19   BRISTOL: Okay, yeah. And, and I'm sittin'
20   here waitin'. I'm in the office
21   doin' odd stuff in and out, so.
22   MALONE: Okay.
23   BRISTOL: If they call, I should get it right
24   away. But I have not heard from
25   either one of them.
26   MALONE: (UI).
27   BRISTOL: Who's callin'?
28   -
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01   MALONE: Uh, it, it should be a guy named, by
02   uh, by the name of Anthony or uh,
03   Councilman Zucchet. Anthony is his
04   policies and procedures per-, in
05   public safety.
06   BRISTOL: Right.
07   MALONE: That's his guy.
08   BRISTOL: I think I've spoken to him before. I
09   don't know.
10   MALONE: Okay. No, I think you spoke to Pat.
11   Uh, I don't know who you spoke to.
12   Maybe you did speak to Anthony.
13   BRISTOL: Uh, I can't remember. When we were
14   dealin' with the original emails,
15   so.
16   MALONE: Okay. Well…
17   BRISTOL: Alright.
18   MALONE: I'll give him this number then.
19   BRISTOL: Alright. I'll uh, wait for their
20   call.
21   MALONE: (UI) to contact you. Alright, thanks
22   (UI).
23   BRISTOL: Alright.
24   MALONE: Let me know as soon as they call.
25   BRISTOL: Okay.
26   MALONE: Thanks, buddy.
27   BRISTOL: Alrighty then. Bye.
28   -
  Page 6
01   MALONE: Bye bye.
02   (CLICK)
03   (END OF CALL)

[1:1-6:3] 2003-03-17_1528

  01   Date:    03/17/2003
  02   Time:             3:28 p. m.
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department 
  05   Outgoing to: 702-210-5300
  06   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  07   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  10   ______________________________________________________
11   (LOUD BUZZING IN BACKGROUND)
12   BRISTOL: It's March seventeenth, two thousand
13   three. The time is three twenty
14   eight in the afternoon. I'm gonna be
15   calling Lance at seven oh two, two
16   ten, fifty-three hundred.
17   (CLICK)
18   (DIAL TONE)
19   (DIALING PHONE NUMBER)
20   (PHONE RINGING)
21   MALONE: Hello.
22   BRISTOL: Hey Lance. It's Russ. You tryin' to
23   get a hold of me?
24   MALONE: Yeah, buddy. How are you?
25   BRISTOL: Oh, not too bad.
26   MALONE: Yeah, I was just calling because
27   they, they called me this morning
28   and told me that they were gonna
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01   contact you to set up a meeting for
02   Friday.
03   BRISTOL: Oh really? I haven't gotten any
04   messages. So maybe they're calling
05   later in the afternoon or tomorrow,
06   I guess huh, maybe?
07   MALONE: Yeah.
08   BRISTOL: Did they tell you when they were
09   gonna call?
10   MALONE: Yeah, no, they didn't. I, I was
11   under the impression that they were,
12   they had already called. So they
13   were, they were just gonna, they
14   were tellin' me they were gonna try
15   and set something up for Friday.
16   BRISTOL: Oh, they have not called yet, so.
17   MALONE: With you and a lieutenant.
18   BRISTOL: Oh, okay. I, I absolutely know
19   nothing about it.
20   MALONE: Okay. Alright.
21   BRISTOL: I guess I'll wait for their calls.
22   You gave them my right number?
23   MALONE: Oh yeah, yeah.
24   BRISTOL: 'Cause you've got, you've got a
25   couple number in there. The first
26   time we talked, I called from the
27   oth-, other office so that we could
28   be uh, a little private. And you
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01   took my new number after that, and
02   the night at the uh, restaurant,
03   and…
04   MALONE: Yeah. That was the number I thought
05   you wanted me to call.
06   BRISTOL: No. Two four five one is the one I
07   gave you. That's my, one I'm on now.
08   That's my desk phone. That two four
09   four one goes into a different
10   office.
11   MALONE: Okay.
12   BRISTOL: So I sort of hear about those
13   through the back door.
14   MALONE: Alright, let me, you got a pen on
15   you? Let me borrow your phone real
16   quick. Okay, what's the number?
17   BRISTOL: Six one nine, five three one, it's
18   two four five one. That goes to my
19   desk.
20   MALONE: Two four five one.
21   BRISTOL: Yeah.
22   MALONE: Alright. Oh, shoot, hold on. Six,
23   six one nine, what was it? Five two
24   one?
25   BRISTOL: Five three one.
26   MALONE: Five three one. Go ahead.
27   BRISTOL: Two four five one.
28   -
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01   MALONE: Okay. I've got it. I'll plug it into
02   mine right now.
03   BRISTOL: Yeah. That other one goes to a
04   sergeant, so I sort of hear about,
05   wonderin' who Lance is, and that's
06   how I get all of these messages. So
07   (laughs), I don't really want us
08   callin' his office.
09   MALONE: Okay, well, I'll uh, I'll, what I'll
10   do is I'll just uh, uh, throw that
11   number away.
12   BRISTOL: Yeah, get rid of that other one.
13   Just go with two four five one. That
14   one's mine. Nobody else can go into
15   it.
16   MALONE: Yeah, in fact, I'll, I will call uh,
17   those guys and give 'em this new
18   number.
19   BRISTOL: Okay, yeah. And, and I'm sittin'
20   here waitin'. I'm in the office
21   doin' odd stuff in and out, so.
22   MALONE: Okay.
23   BRISTOL: If they call, I should get it right
24   away. But I have not heard from
25   either one of them.
26   MALONE: (UI).
27   BRISTOL: Who's callin'?
28   -
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01   MALONE: Uh, it, it should be a guy named, by
02   uh, by the name of Anthony or uh,
03   Councilman Zucchet. Anthony is his
04   policies and procedures per-, in
05   public safety.
06   BRISTOL: Right.
07   MALONE: That's his guy.
08   BRISTOL: I think I've spoken to him before. I
09   don't know.
10   MALONE: Okay. No, I think you spoke to Pat.
11   Uh, I don't know who you spoke to.
12   Maybe you did speak to Anthony.
13   BRISTOL: Uh, I can't remember. When we were
14   dealin' with the original emails,
15   so.
16   MALONE: Okay. Well…
17   BRISTOL: Alright.
18   MALONE: I'll give him this number then.
19   BRISTOL: Alright. I'll uh, wait for their
20   call.
21   MALONE: (UI) to contact you. Alright, thanks
22   (UI).
23   BRISTOL: Alright.
24   MALONE: Let me know as soon as they call.
25   BRISTOL: Okay.
26   MALONE: Thanks, buddy.
27   BRISTOL: Alrighty then. Bye.
28   -
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01   MALONE: Bye bye.
02   (CLICK)
03   (END OF CALL)

2003-02-20_0917

2003-02-20_0917

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  01   Date:      02/20/2003
  02   Time:               9:17 A.M.
  03   Telephone Number:   702-210-5300 
  04   Subscriber:         Rosemary Palacios
  05   Outgoing to:   619-531-2451
  06   Subscriber:   San Diego Police Department
  07   Participants:       DETECTIVE RUSS BRISTOL
  08             CHARLES LEWIS
  09   Notation:           Unintelligible (UI)
  10   _____________________________________________________
11   (TELEPHONE RINGING)
12   BRISTOL: Vice Operations, Detective
13   Bristol.
14   LEWIS: Ah detective, this is Charles
15   Lewis, Councilman Lewis?
16   BRISTOL: Hey, how ya doing sir?
17   LEWIS: I'm all right.  I just need to
18   make sure, got your number ah
19   regarding some issues of vice ah,
20   when this ah possible adult
21   entertainment ordinance comes up.
22   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
23   LEWIS: If I can call you and just get
24   some questions answered, I wanna
25   make sure that we ah handle the
26   issues right and we ah take care
27   of the officers' concerns and also
28   the public concerns.
  Page 2
01   BRISTOL: That's not a problem.
02   LEWIS: Okay.  I appreciate this.
03   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
04   BRISTOL: Not a problem.  I apologize not
05   being able to meet you, but I
06   think you understand that's
07   probably not…
08   LEWIS: Okay.
09   BRISTOL: …appropriate right now, so.
10   LEWIS: Yep.
11   BRISTOL: Yeah…
12   LEWIS: Yep.
13   BRISTOL: …not a problem you just ah give me
14   a holler.  I know it'll take a
15   while to get that set up, but once
16   that's going.
17   LEWIS: Okay.  'Cause I, like I said, I
18   need I, I really wanna make sure
19   we do the right thing, 'cause I
20   know I've got some issues out
21   there in my district that I need
22   the cops out on the street
23   patrolling.
24   BRISTOL: Right.
25   LEWIS: Yep.
26   BRISTOL: I understand that.
27   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
28   -
  Page 3
01   LEWIS: All right.  Okay, well, I
02   appreciate it.
03   BRISTOL: All right.  Just give me a holler
04   sir.
05   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
06   LEWIS: All right take care.  All right
07   bye.
08   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
09   BRISTOL: All righty.
10   (END OF CONVERSATION)

[1:1-3:10] 2003-02-20_0917

  01   Date:      02/20/2003
  02   Time:               9:17 A.M.
  03   Telephone Number:   702-210-5300 
  04   Subscriber:         Rosemary Palacios
  05   Outgoing to:   619-531-2451
  06   Subscriber:   San Diego Police Department
  07   Participants:       DETECTIVE RUSS BRISTOL
  08             CHARLES LEWIS
  09   Notation:           Unintelligible (UI)
  10   _____________________________________________________
11   (TELEPHONE RINGING)
12   BRISTOL: Vice Operations, Detective
13   Bristol.
14   LEWIS: Ah detective, this is Charles
15   Lewis, Councilman Lewis?
16   BRISTOL: Hey, how ya doing sir?
17   LEWIS: I'm all right.  I just need to
18   make sure, got your number ah
19   regarding some issues of vice ah,
20   when this ah possible adult
21   entertainment ordinance comes up.
22   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
23   LEWIS: If I can call you and just get
24   some questions answered, I wanna
25   make sure that we ah handle the
26   issues right and we ah take care
27   of the officers' concerns and also
28   the public concerns.
  Page 2
01   BRISTOL: That's not a problem.
02   LEWIS: Okay.  I appreciate this.
03   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
04   BRISTOL: Not a problem.  I apologize not
05   being able to meet you, but I
06   think you understand that's
07   probably not…
08   LEWIS: Okay.
09   BRISTOL: …appropriate right now, so.
10   LEWIS: Yep.
11   BRISTOL: Yeah…
12   LEWIS: Yep.
13   BRISTOL: …not a problem you just ah give me
14   a holler.  I know it'll take a
15   while to get that set up, but once
16   that's going.
17   LEWIS: Okay.  'Cause I, like I said, I
18   need I, I really wanna make sure
19   we do the right thing, 'cause I
20   know I've got some issues out
21   there in my district that I need
22   the cops out on the street
23   patrolling.
24   BRISTOL: Right.
25   LEWIS: Yep.
26   BRISTOL: I understand that.
27   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
28   -
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01   LEWIS: All right.  Okay, well, I
02   appreciate it.
03   BRISTOL: All right.  Just give me a holler
04   sir.
05   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
06   LEWIS: All right take care.  All right
07   bye.
08   (TALKING OVERLAPS)
09   BRISTOL: All righty.
10   (END OF CONVERSATION)

2003-02-10_1324

2003-02-10_1324

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  01   Date:    02/10/2003
  02   Time:             1:24 p.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 702-210-5300
  04   Subscriber:       Rosemary Palacios 
  05   Outgoing to: 619-531-2481
  06   Subscriber: City of San Diego
  07   Participants:     LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   ANTHONY MONTAGNA
  10   Notation:         Unintelligible (UI)
  11   ______________________________________________________
12   MALONE: Yeah, you can (UI).
13   (PHONE RINGING)
14   MONTAGNA: Tell him we're on Broadway.
15   (PHONE RINGING)
16   BRISTOL: Vice operations.
17   MALONE: Yeah. Russ, please.
18   BRISTOL: Speaking.
19   MALONE: Russ, Lance Malone.
20   BRISTOL: Hey, what's goin' on?
21   MALONE: Como esta ustedes (UI).
22   BRISTOL: Long time no talk.
23   MALONE: Mijo.
24   BRISTOL: Huh?
25   MALONE: (Laughs.) Hey listen. I'm in San
26   Diego. I've gotta speak Spanish, you
27   got all flippin' Mexicans around
28   here.
  Page 2
01   BRISTOL: Oh, man. Don't put that on me. It's
02   been years since I've worked the
03   border.
04   MALONE: (Laughs.)
05   BRISTOL: My Spanish is terrible. And when I
06   did know it, it was uh, border
07   Spanish.
08   MALONE: There you go. Well, I, I'm with Tony
09   right now, and we just had lunch
10   with uh, Zucchet and uh, Inzunza.
11   BRISTOL: Oh, cool.
12   MALONE: So, I don't know if you'll have a
13   minute uh, you know, maybe next
14   week. I, I've gotta come in for
15   breakfast next Thursday with uh,
16   Councilman Lewis.
17   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
18   MALONE: But maybe uh, me you and, and, and
19   uh Tony could get together for lunch
20   Thurs…
21   BRISTOL: Uh, what are you talkin', the
22   twentieth?
23   MALONE: The twentieth. Yes, sir.
24   BRISTOL: Um, let me check here. It sounds
25   good. I don't, let me check my
26   calendar here. I don't think I've
27   got anything going that day. Talkin'
28   lunch time?
  Page 3
01   MALONE: Lunch time. I've got an eight thirty
02   breakfast, and then I'll go right
03   from there. Tony'll pick me back up,
04   and then uh, in fact, Tony'll
05   probably go with me. And then uh,
06   we'll talk to uh, Charles and uh, I
07   mean everything looks good, buddy.
08   Everything looks real good. They're
09   excited to get something on.
10   BRISTOL: Good.
11   MALONE: But they're gonna need a little
12   assistance. Have you ever heard of
13   Les Girls?
14   BRISTOL: Yeah.
15   MALONE: Can you tell us how to get there?
16   We're on Broadway and State Street
17   right now.
18   BRISTOL: You're on Broadway and State
19   downtown. You need, the easiest way
20   is probably just to go, from where
21   you are, probably go Five north.
22   MALONE: Five north.
23   BRISTOL: And then get off on Pacific Highway.
24   MALONE: Get off on Pacific Highway.
25   BRISTOL: Let's see. I'm tryin' to think of
26   the easiest way to keep you from
27   getting lost. Probably go…
28   -
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01   MALONE: Well you, you may have some of the
02   answers that I need anyway, then.
03   Are, are they uh, alcohol or are
04   they totally nude?
05   BRISTOL: Totally nude. No alcohol in there.
06   MALONE: Oh, they are totally nude. Now what
07   about Cheetah's in San Diego? Could
08   Cheetah's go alcohol?
09   BRISTOL: Could they?
10   MALONE: What, what's the, what's the reason
11   behind it that they're not alcohol?
12   BRISTOL: Uh, last I checked, I haven't done
13   anything with them, because they've
14   got the age limit. They only go to
15   eighteen there, correct? That's a
16   non-alcohol, total nude on stage.
17   MALONE: Right. But I mean, I mean, 'cause
18   uh, just between you and I, the,
19   we're, we're looking at uh,
20   banishing all totally nude clubs.
21   BRISTOL: Take 'em all to…
22   MALONE: Take 'em all off. Just take 'em off.
23   You can't, you c-, there's no, you
24   can't, you know, if you, and if you
25   don't conform, then, you know,
26   that's your tough luck. But before
27   we do that, we wanna make, first
28   make sure Mike's club conforms.
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01   BRISTOL: Yeah. That'd be a, a way to go, I
02   would suppose. It would just mean
03   change in, I guess it might mean
04   some ordinance changing and going
05   from, 'cause the total nude ones are
06   non-ABC.
07   MALONE: That's right.
08   BRISTOL: So.
09   MALONE: And that's something that they, you
10   know, I know that they, their
11   biggest problem, at least Zucchet,
12   is Les Girls.
13   BRISTOL: Uh huh. It's an old one.
14   MALONE: He wants, he wants that, he wants to
15   get rid of that place in the worst
16   way.
17   BRISTOL: That's an old place. It's been there
18   for a long time.
19   MALONE: Yeah.
20   BRISTOL: Yeah, I know they have uh, some
21   special things attached to them
22   because of the length of time
23   they've been there. You know, they
24   were, I think they were
25   grandfathered in on some things. I'd
26   have to look at 'em. I, I haven't
27   dealt with them in a long time, but
28   -
  Page 6
01   I know there's some different things
02   that, that go into them.
03   MALONE: Okay. And I know that we've, we've
04   got uh, some ordinances back in, in
05   Las Vegas that, you know, what
06   they're doing now to some of these
07   clubs that are nonconforming,
08   they're basically saying listen,
09   we're gonna give you, you know,
10   three to six years to make your,
11   your profit and find another place.
12   Because we're, we're, we're moving
13   you out of these locations.
14   BRISTOL:  Ah. Where are they gonna move 'em
15   to?
16   MALONE: Well no. They, the, the owner has to
17   find their own place.
18   BRISTOL: Just totally out, huh?
19   MALONE: They're just, they're just sayin'
20   listen, we're just tired of you guys
21   and we're, you know, this is just
22   their way of, of getting them out of
23   the system.
24   BRISTOL: Huh, that's an interesting idea.
25   MALONE: Uh, so I, I, I've told them, and
26   that was my other issue, Tony. It
27   was that one. Uh, I've told them
28   I'll fax them that ordinance that
  Page 7
01   they're gonna be uh, voting on here
02   uh, probably in the next week or so.
03   BRISTOL: So Vegas is votin' in a week or so
04   on that new one?
05   MALONE: On that, on this new ordinance, yes.
06   BRISTOL: Yeah.
07   MALONE: Yeah, that set, that, that increases
08   it from a thousand feet to fifteen
09   hundred feet from adult use to adult
10   use, and adult use to parks and
11   schools and, and neigh-, and r-,
12   churches…
13   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
14   MALONE: Neighborhoods, right, before, when I
15   was in office, it was only five
16   hundred. Then I took it to a
17   thousand. Now they're gonna take the
18   same one to fifteen hundred.
19   BRISTOL: Hm.
20   MALONE: And then they're gonna, I can't
21   remember the, the term that they're
22   using. It just slips my mind
23   unfortunately. But they're going
24   after it, and they're saying listen,
25   you've got, on the, on the books
26   right now, they're saying that
27   you've got three years to make your
28   profit and move on.
  Page 8
01   BRISTOL: Right.
02   MALONE: So uh, they're very interested in
03   seeing that one. Um, but having, you
04   know, they were also looking at
05   banning totally nude altogether in
06   the city of San Diego.
07   BRISTOL: Hm, that would be…
08   MALONE: But in order for, but in order for
09   that to happen, though, I've gotta
10   first make sure that there's a
11   reason why Mike doesn't have alcohol
12   at his establishment.
13   BRISTOL: Well I think his is, that one is
14   based um, because of the fact that
15   it's totally nude, and then it's not
16   an ABC, so it's eighteen up, which
17   allows 'em with no…
18   MALONE: Right. It's totally nude, but I…
19   BRISTOL: ABC, ABC has a lot of those
20   requirements as far as clothing and
21   nude and that kind of stuff.
22   MALONE: Right. But I'm sure Mike would l-,
23   much prefer to go alcohol there than
24   totally nude.
25   BRISTOL: Yeah, I mean, that would make sense.
26   MALONE: But, but that's a, I'd have to, I'd
27   have to ask him just, you know, to,
28   you know, find out where he's at on
  Page 9
01   that issue. But uh, that would be a
02   huge issue for them and uh, and they
03   would be so anxious to get that up
04   and running. Uh, he said that he'd
05   have a press conference say, oh, uh,
06   before it went to uh, public safety…
07   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
08   MALONE: Uh, saying that we, hey, the city
09   council, we're gonna ban totally
10   nude clubs in the city of, city of
11   San Diego.
12   BRISTOL: That would definitely be somethin'
13   to, to look at. I mean, that's a
14   change that is, is very possible, if
15   what you're talking about were uh,
16   were to go through. Yeah. And I
17   don't know why.
18   MALONE: And then, and then, and then we can,
19   we can go and, and, and then slip in
20   there the lewd and lascivious. Put
21   that back in there and, and take off
22   the, you know, the no touching.
23   Because they, they, they all agree
24   that, you know, it's, it's just a
25   stupid, stupid law.
26   BRISTOL: Mm hm.
27   MALONE: You know, they, they'd rather have
28   you guys doing other things. And you
  Page 10
01   guys, I know you've mentioned on
02   repeated occasions that you guys
03   would rather be doing more, you
04   know, more important things. But,
05   you know, it's on the books and you
06   do it.
07   BRISTOL: That's right. (UI).
08   MALONE: Yeah. You'd rather, you know, if it
09   was lewd and lascivious, you know,
10   you still go in there. You still
11   make sure that there's, you know, no
12   sexual activities going on, no
13   prostitution going on. But, you
14   know, in the time that you, this new
15   ordinance has been in place, I mean,
16   has it, has, has there been an
17   increase in crime? Has there been an
18   increase in prostitution from this
19   no touching? And if it hasn't, then,
20   you know, I mean, the, the laws
21   could be changed.
22   BRISTOL: Mm hm. Oh, it's definitely something
23   worth looking at then, yeah.
24   MALONE: Yeah. Okay, well…
25   BRISTOL: Yeah, just let me know. I look good
26   uh, the twentieth. So I don't have
27   anything (UI).
28   -
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01   MALONE: Okay then, then, then, let's, let's
02   just schedule it for the twentieth.
03   Uh, and uh, where do you, where do
04   you guys wanna meet at?
05   BRISTOL: Oh, it doesn't matter to me.
06   MALONE: Are you downtown?
07   BRISTOL: Uh, we can go downtown. We can go
08   wherever you want.
09   MALONE: Okay.
10   BRISTOL: Do you wanna give me a call that
11   morning with the place you guys
12   want, or…
13   MALONE: Yep, you've got it, buddy.
14   BRISTOL: Okay. Just give me a…
15   MALONE: I'm, I'm goin' to Hob Nob for
16   breakfast that morning.
17   BRISTOL: Okay.
18   MALONE: And then uh, after that then uh, you
19   know, we'll just probably do a few
20   things. Maybe go to the club, and
21   then uh, meet you for lunch. So
22   I'll, I'll call you that morning.
23   BRISTOL: That's fine.
24   MALONE: And we'll set something up.
25   BRISTOL: Okay.
26   MALONE: Tony, Tony needs to talk to you.
27   BRISTOL: Alrighty.
28   MONTAGNA: Hey Russ. How are you?
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01   BRISTOL: Hey Tony. What's going on?
02   MONTAGNA: Nothin' much, buddy. Hey uh, what
03   have you got on these uh, oh shoot,
04   excuse me. What have you got on
05   these directions to uh…
06   BRISTOL: The best I can tell ya is to go Five
07   north, get off on Pac Highway.
08   MONTAGNA: Pac Highway?
09   BRISTOL: Pac Highway. Pacific Highway. That's
10   gonna take you back over the freeway
11   and down.
12   MONTAGNA: Get off on Pacific Highway.
13   BRISTOL: And I would stay on that until you
14   get to uh, I think it's Taylor.
15   MONTAGNA: Taylor?
16   BRISTOL: And make a left.
17   MONTAGNA: Make a left on Taylor.
18   BRISTOL: And it should run you right into an
19   intersection with Rosecrans. And you
20   should be able to see Les Girls from
21   there.
22   MONTAGNA: Les Girls right there (UI).
23   BRISTOL: It's right on Rosecrans. Right off
24   the freeway is where Les Girls is
25   so.
26   MONTAGNA: Okay, we don't need to go (UI)
27   there?
28   MALONE: (UI).
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01   MONTAGNA: Oh we did? Yeah, it's really
02   important for them to uh, get rid of
03   that club.
04   BRISTOL: Yeah.
05   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
06   BRISTOL: Yeah, we were talkin' about that. I
07   mean, it's, you know, it's, one of
08   those things we can look at. It's
09   easy enough to do. Are you guys
10   headin' up there now?
11   MONTAGNA: Yeah. We're gonna take a look at it
12   and then uh, I think you answered
13   some of Lance's questions already.
14   Hold on. Let me just talk to Lance.
15   MALONE: Russ.
16   BRISTOL: Yo.
17   MALONE: Yeah, and if there's any possibility
18   to uh, yeah, Budget.  If, if there's
19   any possibility to uh, to uh, come
20   up with some ideas. If you could
21   look and see what, what type of
22   problems they've had, you know, in
23   the past where it, it, it helps
24   their issue of closing Les, Les,
25   this Les cl-, Girls.
26   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
27   MALONE: That would be wonderful.
28   BRISTOL: Okay.
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01   MALONE: But this is a big issue for, for
02   Zucchet.
03   BRISTOL: On Les Girls?
04   MALONE: On Les Girls. He was like, you know,
05   "Hey Lance, do you know if they've
06   had a lot of problems?"  I said no,
07   but I, you know, I'm certain we
08   could find out.
09   BRISTOL: Sure.
10   MALONE: And then they, if they've had a lot,
11   you know, if they've, they've got a
12   lot of problems, and they're
13   continuing to have problems, then,
14   you know, that's just another re-,
15   another reason why we can, you know,
16   try and come up with these
17   ordinances to shut them down.
18   BRISTOL: Yeah. I can look at that.
19   MALONE: Okay, buddy.
20   BRISTOL: Not a problem. You're gonna g-, give
21   me a call uh…
22   MALONE: Yeah. I'll call you on Thursday
23   morning.
24   BRISTOL: The morning of the twentieth. Cool.
25   We'll pick a spot.
26   MALONE: Thanks, Russ. I appreciate it.
27   BRISTOL: Alright. Take it easy.
28   MALONE: Okay, my friend. I'll talk to you.
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01   BRISTOL: Alright. Bye.
02   (END OF CALL)

2002-10-16_1028

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  01   Date: 10/16/2002
  02   Time: 10:28 a.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 702-210-5300
  04   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  05   Incoming call: 858-292-7627
  06   Subscriber: FBI Phone
  07   Participants: LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation: Unintelligible (UI)
  10   _____________________________________________________
11   MALONE: Hello.
12   BRISTOL: Hello, is Lance there?
13   MALONE: This is Lance.
14   BRISTOL: Hey, Lance, this is Russ out in San Diego.
15   How you doin'?
16   MALONE: Who's this?
17   BRISTOL: This is Russ.
18   MALONE: Hey, Russ, what.
19   BRISTOL: P. D.
20   MALONE: Yeah, what's goin' on, bud, how you doin'?
21   BRISTOL: Hey, sorry, man.  Did I wake you up?
22   MALONE: No, no, no, I'm just in a meeting.
23   BRISTOL: Oh, bad time?
24   MALONE: No, no.  Go ahead.
25   BRISTOL: Yeah, I talked to Tony the other day, and
26   he was talking about a call you wanted me
27   to make over to Ralph, and uh that's just
28     not somethin' that, you know, I would
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01   normally do cold, and I'm lookin' to
02   wonder, you know, what is it, what kinda
03   direction you want to take with that call,
04   or.
05   MALONE: You know, wa-
06   BRISTOL: .what you want me to do with Ralph on
07   that.
08   MALONE: What I'll do, Russ, is I will have uh
09   Ralph call you.
10   BRISTOL: Okay.
11   MALONE: And I'll ge--  we, because, well, you
12   have, you have received all the fax,
13   correct?
14   BRISTOL: Yeah, the e-mails?
15   MALONE: Right.
16   BRISTOL: Yeah, I got those.
17   MALONE: You know, because then you m--  you could,
18   then, feasibly, call him and say, "Hey,
19   Ralph, I received all the e-mails.  What
20   would you like me to do?"
21   BRISTOL: Okay.
22   MALONE: And then he can start asking you questions
23   like, "Well, can you look in the research
24   and find out, you know, where, where,
25   where are we, what can, what can we do
26   next.  Are you guys happy with how things
27   are goin?"  Things to that effect.
28   -
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01   BRISTOL: Yeah, he was talkin' last time we spoke
02   about some kind of report or something he
03   was looking for, and I'm takin' it that's
04   what you're talking about?
05   MALONE: Yes.
06   BRISTOL: Somethin' to work on a change there?
07   MALONE: Yes.
08   BRISTOL: Is he on board with all this?
09   MALONE: Yes, he is.
10   BRISTOL: He is?
11   MALONE: Yeah, he is.
12   BRISTOL: Okay, 'cause I'm sure he knows it probably
13   out of the norm for me to be calling him
14   on that, too.  So, you, what do you want
15   me to?  Are.
16   MALONE: I, I just wanna.
17   BRISTOL: .you gonna have him call me?
18   MALONE: I wanna make sure that everybody is
19   protected.
20   BRISTOL: Okay.
21   MALONE: Uh, you know, he got e-mails, uh, so,
22   yeah, I'll have him call you.
23   BRISTOL: Okay.  You still got my desk line here?
24   MALONE: Yeah, lemme, lemme get it again, Russ.
25   BRISTOL: Okay.
26   MALONE: Go ahead.
27   BRISTOL: Six one nine five three one two four five
28   one.
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01   MALONE: Six one nine five three one two four five
02   one.
03   BRISTOL: Yeah.
04   MALONE: Okay, buddy, I'll have him call you.
05   BRISTOL: Don't have him call me today.  I'm at a
06   friend's house today.  I took the day off,
07   so.
08   MALONE: You got it.  I'll have him call you in the
09   next couple days.
10   BRISTO: Okay.  That sounds good.  Sorry to bug
11   you.
12   MALONE: No, no problem at all, Russ.  I appreciate
13   it.
14   BRISTOL: (LAUGHS) All right.  Take it easy.  Bye.
15   MALONE: All right, buddy, you too.  Bye, bye.
16   (END OF CALL)

[1:1-4:16] 2002-10-16_1028

  01   Date: 10/16/2002
  02   Time: 10:28 a.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 702-210-5300
  04   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  05   Incoming call: 858-292-7627
  06   Subscriber: FBI Phone
  07   Participants: LANCE MALONE
  08   RUSS BRISTOL
  09   Notation: Unintelligible (UI)
  10   _____________________________________________________
11   MALONE: Hello.
12   BRISTOL: Hello, is Lance there?
13   MALONE: This is Lance.
14   BRISTOL: Hey, Lance, this is Russ out in San Diego.
15   How you doin'?
16   MALONE: Who's this?
17   BRISTOL: This is Russ.
18   MALONE: Hey, Russ, what.
19   BRISTOL: P. D.
20   MALONE: Yeah, what's goin' on, bud, how you doin'?
21   BRISTOL: Hey, sorry, man.  Did I wake you up?
22   MALONE: No, no, no, I'm just in a meeting.
23   BRISTOL: Oh, bad time?
24   MALONE: No, no.  Go ahead.
25   BRISTOL: Yeah, I talked to Tony the other day, and
26   he was talking about a call you wanted me
27   to make over to Ralph, and uh that's just
28     not somethin' that, you know, I would
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01   normally do cold, and I'm lookin' to
02   wonder, you know, what is it, what kinda
03   direction you want to take with that call,
04   or.
05   MALONE: You know, wa-
06   BRISTOL: .what you want me to do with Ralph on
07   that.
08   MALONE: What I'll do, Russ, is I will have uh
09   Ralph call you.
10   BRISTOL: Okay.
11   MALONE: And I'll ge--  we, because, well, you
12   have, you have received all the fax,
13   correct?
14   BRISTOL: Yeah, the e-mails?
15   MALONE: Right.
16   BRISTOL: Yeah, I got those.
17   MALONE: You know, because then you m--  you could,
18   then, feasibly, call him and say, "Hey,
19   Ralph, I received all the e-mails.  What
20   would you like me to do?"
21   BRISTOL: Okay.
22   MALONE: And then he can start asking you questions
23   like, "Well, can you look in the research
24   and find out, you know, where, where,
25   where are we, what can, what can we do
26   next.  Are you guys happy with how things
27   are goin?"  Things to that effect.
28   -
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01   BRISTOL: Yeah, he was talkin' last time we spoke
02   about some kind of report or something he
03   was looking for, and I'm takin' it that's
04   what you're talking about?
05   MALONE: Yes.
06   BRISTOL: Somethin' to work on a change there?
07   MALONE: Yes.
08   BRISTOL: Is he on board with all this?
09   MALONE: Yes, he is.
10   BRISTOL: He is?
11   MALONE: Yeah, he is.
12   BRISTOL: Okay, 'cause I'm sure he knows it probably
13   out of the norm for me to be calling him
14   on that, too.  So, you, what do you want
15   me to?  Are.
16   MALONE: I, I just wanna.
17   BRISTOL: .you gonna have him call me?
18   MALONE: I wanna make sure that everybody is
19   protected.
20   BRISTOL: Okay.
21   MALONE: Uh, you know, he got e-mails, uh, so,
22   yeah, I'll have him call you.
23   BRISTOL: Okay.  You still got my desk line here?
24   MALONE: Yeah, lemme, lemme get it again, Russ.
25   BRISTOL: Okay.
26   MALONE: Go ahead.
27   BRISTOL: Six one nine five three one two four five
28   one.
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01   MALONE: Six one nine five three one two four five
02   one.
03   BRISTOL: Yeah.
04   MALONE: Okay, buddy, I'll have him call you.
05   BRISTOL: Don't have him call me today.  I'm at a
06   friend's house today.  I took the day off,
07   so.
08   MALONE: You got it.  I'll have him call you in the
09   next couple days.
10   BRISTO: Okay.  That sounds good.  Sorry to bug
11   you.
12   MALONE: No, no problem at all, Russ.  I appreciate
13   it.
14   BRISTOL: (LAUGHS) All right.  Take it easy.  Bye.
15   MALONE: All right, buddy, you too.  Bye, bye.
16   (END OF CALL)

2002-09-12

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  01   Date:    09/12/2002
  02   Time:            
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department
  05   Outgoing call: 619-236-6688
  06   Subscriber: 
  07   Participants: RUSS BRISTOL
  08     PATRICK SCHOTT
  09   _____________________________________________________
10   BRISTOL: ...thirty-five.  Gonna be making a
11   phone call to Patrick Schott at a
12   phone number of two three six six
13   six eight eight.
14   (DIAL TONE, BEEPING, TELEPHONE RINGING)
15   UF: Councilman Inzunza’s office.
16   BRISTOL: Yeah, is Patrick Schott in?
17   UF: Uh who’s calling?
18   BRISTOL: This is Detective Bristol, San Diego
19   P- D-.
20   UF: Okay, hold on.
21   (PAUSE)
22   SCHOTT: This is Patrick.
23   BRISTOL: Yeah, Patrick, this is Dectrective
24   (sic) whew, I need some water.
25   SCHOTT: (LAUGHS)
26   BRISTOL: Detective Bristol over at the P- D-.
27   How you doin’?
28   SCHOTT: Good, how about yourself?
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01   BRISTOL: Not bad.  I talked to Ralph
02   yesterday afternoon.
03   SCHOTT: Okay.
04   BRISTOL: And we discussed some e-mails you
05   guys have been getting about some
06   nude entertainment clubs,
07   nightclubs, that kind of thing?
08   SCHOTT: Right.
09   BRISTOL: He said you could uh get those sent
10   over to me.
11   SCHOTT: Okay.
12   BRISTOL: Can you just ship those over here
13   via my city e-mail?
14   SCHOTT: Yeah, what’s your address?
15   BRISTOL: R- Bristol, B- R- I- S- T- O- L- at
16   P- D- dot San Diego dot gov.
17   SCHOTT: You got it.
18   BRISTOL: There’s only a couple of those I
19   understand, right?
20   SCHOTT: Yeah, there’s two of them.
21   BRISTOL: Okay.
22   SCHOTT: Alright?
23   BRISTOL: Appreciate it.
24   SCHOTT:  No problem.
25   BRISTOL:  Thanks.
26   SCHOTT:  Bye bye.
27   (END OF CONVERSATION)

[1:1-2:27] 2002-09-12

  01   Date:    09/12/2002
  02   Time:            
  03   Telephone Number: 619-531-2451
  04   Subscriber:       San Diego Police Department
  05   Outgoing call: 619-236-6688
  06   Subscriber: 
  07   Participants: RUSS BRISTOL
  08     PATRICK SCHOTT
  09   _____________________________________________________
10   BRISTOL: ...thirty-five.  Gonna be making a
11   phone call to Patrick Schott at a
12   phone number of two three six six
13   six eight eight.
14   (DIAL TONE, BEEPING, TELEPHONE RINGING)
15   UF: Councilman Inzunza’s office.
16   BRISTOL: Yeah, is Patrick Schott in?
17   UF: Uh who’s calling?
18   BRISTOL: This is Detective Bristol, San Diego
19   P- D-.
20   UF: Okay, hold on.
21   (PAUSE)
22   SCHOTT: This is Patrick.
23   BRISTOL: Yeah, Patrick, this is Dectrective
24   (sic) whew, I need some water.
25   SCHOTT: (LAUGHS)
26   BRISTOL: Detective Bristol over at the P- D-.
27   How you doin’?
28   SCHOTT: Good, how about yourself?
  Page 2
01   BRISTOL: Not bad.  I talked to Ralph
02   yesterday afternoon.
03   SCHOTT: Okay.
04   BRISTOL: And we discussed some e-mails you
05   guys have been getting about some
06   nude entertainment clubs,
07   nightclubs, that kind of thing?
08   SCHOTT: Right.
09   BRISTOL: He said you could uh get those sent
10   over to me.
11   SCHOTT: Okay.
12   BRISTOL: Can you just ship those over here
13   via my city e-mail?
14   SCHOTT: Yeah, what’s your address?
15   BRISTOL: R- Bristol, B- R- I- S- T- O- L- at
16   P- D- dot San Diego dot gov.
17   SCHOTT: You got it.
18   BRISTOL: There’s only a couple of those I
19   understand, right?
20   SCHOTT: Yeah, there’s two of them.
21   BRISTOL: Okay.
22   SCHOTT: Alright?
23   BRISTOL: Appreciate it.
24   SCHOTT:  No problem.
25   BRISTOL:  Thanks.
26   SCHOTT:  Bye bye.
27   (END OF CONVERSATION)

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  01   Recording Date: 02/19/2003
  02   Time: 6:53 P.M.
  03   Participants: MIKE GALARDI
  04    JOHN DINTINO
  05    RUSS BRISTOL
  06    LANCE MALONE
  07    ANTHONY MONTAGNA
  08    KEN
  09    WAITRESS
  10    BARRY BOGART
  11    UNKNOWN FEMALE (UF)
  12   ______________________________________________________
13   MONTAGNA: The following is a consensual
14   conversation between Tony Montagna,
15   Lance Malone, Mike Galardi, John
16   Dintino, and Russ.  The time is six
17   fifty-three p. m. the date is
18   February nineteenth, two thousand
19   and three.
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07   MALONE: All right, we've got a meeting
08   tomorrow morning.
09   DINTINO:  Now I got those Luth reports and
10   the, and from you asked to do those,
11   I--  Luth report probably the guy,
12   (UI) won't read it, let's face it.
13   So I took the police licensing and
14   that Vice Task Force report that
15   came after the Luth report.  Have
16   you seen a copy?
17   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
18   DINTINO: You know what it is.
19   BRISTOL: Uh, it's been a long time, but I
20   know it's there.
21   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
22   DINTINO: Yeah, but I've got that and I've
23   condensed it down to bite sized,
24   we're not dealing with a rocket
25   scientist here so he won't read the
26   whole thing, it's thirty pages so
27   I've got it down to two pages.
28   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
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01   DINTINO: Well, it's three pages that they can
02   read and I didn't adlib I just took
03   the quotes right out of it, of
04   course it's nice to take the quotes
05   I like (LAUGHING)
06   BRISTOL: Pick and choose.
07   DINTINO: Well.
08   MALONE: Well, we may not even have to know
09   that it, it and I guess my questions
10   to you are when I spoke with Tony
11   and he made me feel fairly confident
12   that you or someone in your
13   department would be willing to call
14   Public Safety and get on the docket.
15   And say, "Hey, listen, you know we
16   haven't, we haven't addressed the
17   issue of adult, a--  u--  adult
18   ordinances in quite some time, last
19   three or four years, uh, and I'd
20   like to, you know we'd like to have
21   some, you know we'd like be on the
22   docket for the next Public Safety
23   meeting."  I've got guys on this,
24   on, on this council that are saying,
25   "Listen, if they'll do that I will
26   fast track it, I can get it on you
27   know fairly quickly if, if they're
28   willing to make the phone call and
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01   say, 'Hey, we want to be on the
02   docket.'"
03   DINTINO: The only way you guys could get…
04   MALONE: And to be on the docket there's you
05   know the things that we were looking
06   at, at, wanting to discuss was going
07   from a thousand feet to fifteen
08   hundred feet.
09   DINTINO: Or two thousand.
10   BRISTOL: You and, you and I had talked about
11   this, the problem with the whole
12   thing is if you look at the way…
13   DINTINO: Your department works.
14   BRISTOL: …we're, we're set up if I call them
15   and say I wanted this on the docket,
16   if I call the guy over there that
17   does it, and I say put it on.  The
18   next day there's gonna be a call
19   over to our office saying, "Who the
20   hell is this guy and what the hell
21   is he doing?"
22   DINTINO: Yeah, yeah (UI)…
23   BRISTOL: We don't have the authority…
24   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
25   DINTINO: …the authority to call.
26   BRISTOL: …to put it on a docket.  Okay.  And
27   what we...
28   -
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01   DINTINO: You don't have the authority to call
02   the councilperson even.
03   BRISTOL: No.
04   MALONE: Well, they made it seem like you did
05   have the authority to deal with an
06   issue that was of concern to the
07   police department.
08   BRISTOL: No, you'd have to got through a
09   certain set of channels, it goes
10   through our chief, the mayor, I
11   don't know some fuck some other pre-
12   board or something and then gets on
13   the docket.  Once it's on the
14   docket, then the Chief or who ever
15   it is can go over and talk about it,
16   but we get it on the docket by one
17   of your guys.  If they can get that
18   on the docket and then get it to a
19   hearing, then based on what we've
20   been through I don't have a problem
21   going in and saying whatever we
22   want.  'Cause we can make whatever
23   we want happen…
24   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
25   BRISTOL: (UI).
26   DINTINO: Yeah, what's that I told you before,
27   I didn't think it was they initiated
28   the (UI) thing.
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01   BRISTOL: Yeah, we can't initiate.
02   DINTINO:  The people that initiate all of this
03   is really the City Attorney but
04   Casey Gwinn is getting termed out.
05   Did you know that?
06   BRISTOL: No.
07   DINTINO: Our God fearing…
08   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
09   BRISTOL: Yeah, (UI).
10   DINTINO: …the guy talks to (UI).  (UI) he
11   talks to God and he goes to
12   breakfast, he's gone.  And he's
13   running for two different posts and
14   been defeated every time.  So he's
15   gone who's gonna replace him does
16   anybody have any ideas?
17   BRISTOL: No, I have not heard.  I do not
18   know.
19   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
20   BRISTOL: (UI)
21   DINTINO: Well, that's the city attorney.
22   MALONE: Well, attorneys that are, are very
23   confident in what we're trying to do
24   'cause they understand, you know…
25   BRISTOL: Yeah.
26   MALONE: …it's just a stupid law.  I mean no
27   touching is just a dumb, ridiculous
28   law.  They're young like us so
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01   they've, you know, they're out there
02   and…
03   DINTINO: What happened to the, with the case,
04   the things at Tens?  They've all got
05   thrown out on, they got, they, the
06   city lost all of them at Tens,
07   right?
08   BRISTOL: Right, as far as I heard yeah.
09   DINTINO: Yeah, and they lost on the appeal.
10   BRISTOL: I don't know what happened on that…
11   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
12    …(UI) in there.
13   MALONE: Yeah.  The city appealed it.
14   DINTINO: The city appealed it and lost on the
15   appeal.
16   BRISTOL: Obviously, I don't have a whole lot
17   of interest in what happens to them…
18   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
19    …(UI) but I'm pretty sure they are.
20   DINTINO: No, no what I'm, I'm saying (UI) but
21   I mean it's just something to use
22   as…
23   MALONE: As leverage.
24   DINTINO: …as ammunition.
25   BRISTOL: (UI).
26   MALONE: You know this, this here you guys
27   have no touching (UI).
28   BRISTOL: Yeah.
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01   DINTINO: God we've spen--  we spend all this
02   time writing these guys up…
03   MALONE: What's that?
04   DINTINO: We spent six hundred and eighty-five
05   man-hours, six hundred and eighty-
06   six he told me man-hours, and, uh,
07   they all got dismissed.  Hey, this
08   law is unenforceable…
09   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
10   DINTINO: But the only way, I mean, you got
11   budget crisis', big budget crisis
12   right now, you guys…
13   BRISTOL: Yeah.
14   DINTINO: …sliced to death.
15   BRISTOL: (UI)  Do we have a budget right now?
16   DINTINO: Yeah, exactly.  Do you guys want
17   your guys out doing this or do you
18   want your guys out protecting, uh,
19   people like him from being, uh, down
20   at Adams Avenue being raped by the
21   guys.
22   MALONE: Easy for you to say.  Have another
23   drink.
24   BRISTOL: Yeah, if, if--  the problem is me
25   calling up and putting something on
26   the docket just wouldn't happen.
27   MALONE: Okay.
28   -
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01   BRISTOL: I mean what, what would basically
02   happen is if I called, oh, I can't
03   call tonight, if I call tomorrow by
04   tomorrow afternoon or…
05   DINTINO: The day after.
06   BRISTOL: …Friday I'll probably be looking for
07   another job somewhere.  Hopefully,
08   your guy's offer of a job in another
09   state is still good because this one
10   is probably fucking gone.  Um, just
11   because it starts at a higher level
12   and it's handed off through the
13   committees and then it gets to
14   there.
15   MALONE: Okay, so if we meet Charles Lewis
16   tomorrow, which I hope that you can
17   make it, uh…
18   BRISTOL: No, I don't know we'll talk about
19   that.  Go ahead and finish (UI).
20   MALONE: Charles is with, he's with us.
21   BRISTOL: Okay.
22   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
23   DINTINO: (UI) that guy is…
24   MALONE: Charles Lewis.
25   BRISTOL: I know we talked once and you said
26   he was…
27   DINTINO: …that guy's okay.  Zucchet,
28   Zucchet's kinda, Zucchet's okay and…
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01   MALONE: Zucchet is, I mean big time on board
02   and so is Inzunza.
03   DINTINO: If, if you buy, if you, Inzunza…
04   MALONE: Now, now, now Zucchet also said that
05   if it was a problem for you guys to
06   do it, he would be willing to do it.
07   BRISTOL: Now he can do that.  There's no
08   problem with him doing that.
09   DINTINO: (UI) he can ask, he can, see the
10   City Council people can say, any of
11   the City Councilmen can say, "I want
12   to look at this…"
13   BRISTOL: Yeah.
14   DINTINO: "…situation of why the police are
15   spending…"
16   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
17    "…three hundred and eighty-five man-
18   hours…"
19   BRISTOL: With the budget, that's a good thing
20   for him to bring out.
21   DINTINO: …and with the budget being as a shit
22   sandwich…
23   MALONE: See, what he wanted initially is,
24   and Tony was with me at the lunch,
25   he wanted quid pro quo.  He wanted
26   us to take care of Le--  Les Girls.
27   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
28   -
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01   DINTINO:  And the Body Shop, it has to be
02   'cause…
03   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
04    …they're, it's a whole shit hole.
05   BRISTOL: Yeah.
06   MALONE: Yeah, and, and, and you only, and
07   you only, you only, you only, but he
08   didn't mention that at our lunch but
09   I'm sure John's correct, you know…
10   BRISTOL: That they're connected.
11   MALONE: …if they are both that close they
12   have to both go.  (LAUGHING)
13   DINTINO: They have a common wall don't they?
14   BRISTOL: Yeah.
15   MALONE: But he was looking for some way to
16   say hey, if we can get rid of
17   totally nude 'cause they are
18   willing, if, if Mike can get alcohol
19   next door, give Mike his alcohol,
20   and just shut down totally nude all
21   together in the city of San Diego.
22   DINTINO: That won't hold in the Supreme Court
23   (UI).
24   MALONE: They didn't, they wouldn't, they
25   wouldn't care they would still do
26   it.  And that was gonna be our nexus
27   to getting in on, on the docket.
28   BRISTOL: Uh yeah.
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01   MALONE: But I told him that, you know, we
02   already had alcohol next door now,
03   you, now, Mike's really not willing
04   to go (UI).
05   BRISTOL: Why mess up the next door?
06   MALONE: Yeah, he, he likes what's going on
07   so they said okay, so then I spoke
08   to him two days ago and I said, "Hey
09   Mike, you know, this is what--  w--
10   what's going on."  He goes, "Lance,
11   let me just tell you, the deal is,
12   if we can't do anything with Les
13   Girls don't worry about it if, if
14   your guys can't get, you know,
15   something going on the docket, I'm
16   willing to stand up and do it."
17   DINTINO: They, they can't do it.  These guys
18   can't do it.
19   MALONE: Okay, and I, and I didn't know the
20   politics of how, you know…
21   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
22    …the cops in Vegas can do that.
23   DINTINO: Now if they if, if…
24   BRISTOL: Oh, really?  Not here.
25   DINTINO: …if they, if they bring it up and
26   say okay we've got this budget
27   constraint X, Y, and Z. And we know
28   that the police are spending X, Y,
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01   and Z hours, and I have here in
02   front of me this police licensing
03   (UI) maybe outdated eighty-six.
04   BRISTOL: From?
05   DINTINO: San Diego P.D.
06   BRISTOL: The Luth stuff?
07   DINTINO: No, no after the Luth report.
08   Police licensing…
09   BRISTOL: Yeah, probably old, too.  (UI) back
10   there somewhere.
11   DINTINO: …and Vice Task Force report, yeah
12   eighty-six.  Why are we spending and
13   we just had all these cases thrown
14   out from Tens?  Let's just live with
15   what we got and why spend these guys
16   hours doing this, I want them doing
17   something else lets look at this
18   whole ordinance and we'll go to two
19   thousand feet.  Mike will buy those
20   two dumps down there.
21   MALONE: Yeah, and, and, and…
22   DINTINO: The guy's about ready to die that
23   owns the Body Shop he just almost
24   O.D.'d about four days ago.  Did you
25   know about that?
26   BRISTOL: He did, no, didn't hear about that.
27   DINTINO: Yeah, fucking piece of shit.
28   BRISTOL: Oh, yeah I know they're both jewels.
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01   MONTAGNA: (To waitress) Just leave it over
02   there.
03   WAITRESS: Okay.
04   MONTAGNA: Right there yeah, yeah.
05   BRISTOL: (UI)
06   DINTINO: Thank you, ma'am.
07   DINTINO: You got, are you hungry, can I get
08   you…
09   MALONE: No, I'm all right right now.
10   MONTAGNA: We going to eat with Mike or what's
11   the deal?
12   MALONE: I, I have no idea.
13   DINTINO: Just tell him the truth are we going
14   to go eat yes or no dammit you do
15   have an idea that's your job is to
16   have ideas.
17   MALONE: I would suspect not.
18   DINTINO: No, told you they already ate.
19   MALONE: No, we didn't already eat.  I did.
20   But I know Mike won't ever eat here.
21   DINTINO: I don't blame him.
22   MALONE: You know he said I saw what the
23   kitchen looked like before ah you
24   opened.  So, (UI) I'll never eat
25   here.
26   DINTINO: Oh, that's a shit hole.  How they
27   keep this fucking place open I don't
28   -
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01    know.  Seriously it was a shit hole,
02   literally.
03   MALONE: Okay, so I'll get, uh, Zucchet then.
04   BRISTOL: Yeah.
05   DINTINO: Now tomorrow is the…
06   BRISTOL: (UI).
07   DINTINO: …the twentieth is the, is the, you
08   going to that fundraiser for Zucchet
09   then?
10   MALONE: No, we didn't, I haven't spoke to
11   him about it.  He doesn't want any,
12   any of his buddies to, you know,
13   (UI) he's going after guys who went
14   against him.
15   DINTINO: He's mean if the old cripple's on
16   him right?
17   MALONE: Oh, I don't know where it's at.
18   DINTINO: That's okay (UI) Mike calls the
19   other lobbyist guy, uh, Windchimmer,
20   Wind--  , the only guy that has any
21   power 'cause his wife is a City
22   Council member.  Win--  Windchimmer,
23   he's a lobbyist in town.
24   BRISTOL: Uh, the name rings a bell but…
25   DINTINO: Yeah.
26   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
27   BRISTOL: …I couldn't (UI) if you say it right
28   or not.
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01   DINTINO: There's a fundraiser tomorrow at
02   that office.  Now I'm willing to go
03   and give him, just give him the (UI)
04   condensed Luth report, condensed…
05   MALONE: You don't have to, he's on board.
06   DINTINO: Well, it gives him some reason to be
07   on board.
08   MONTAGNA: (Clearing his throat)
09   MALONE: No, he's already on board (UI).
10   DINTINO: No, I mean, if you have to have a
11   reason to go, these guys, you know,
12   you…
13   MALONE: Yeah, but th--  I--  I think we can
14   give them, you know, just I c--
15   over the phone, I could say, "Okay
16   call up there and just say that you
17   know you haven't looked at this
18   issue."  Because he could say, that,
19   "Hey…"
20   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
21   DINTINO: We want to review (UI).
22   MALONE: "…hey, because, because of Les
23   Girls…"
24   DINTINO: (UI).
25   MALONE: …you could say, "Hey, because I've
26   got some, some, some clubs that I
27   want to get rid of."
28   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
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01   DINTINO: Yeah, they want to redo that whole
02   area.
03   MALONE: I wa--  I want (UI).
04   DINTINO: They want to get rid of Pacers…
05   MALONE: They want to get rid of (UI).
06   DINTINO: They wouldn't mind getting rid of
07   Pacers, Les Girls, and…
08   MALONE: "I want to review these ordinances
09   you see, what my options are with
10   this, with this Les Girls.  So let's
11   get, I want to get it on the docket
12   I want to see what options I have,"
13   and in the meantime, he can be
14   communicating with your office and
15   say okay (UI)…
16   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
17   DINTINO: Now he's got an excuse to call these
18   guys.
19   MALONE: (UI) from a thousand (UI) two
20   thousand…
21   BRISTOL: (UI).
22   MALONE: …well and they've already had
23   communications, Patrick from
24   Inzunza's office (UI).
25   BRISTOL: From Inzunza office yes, I have not
26   talked to anybody from Charles.
27   MALONE: Yeah, or, or Zucchet.
28   BRISTOL: Or Zucchet's.
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01   MALONE: But I think it's gonna be Zucchet
02   who gets the ball rolling.
03   DINTINO: Okay, if he…
04   BRISTOL: All right.
05   DINTINO: …gets the ball then, then, then this
06   shit will work.
07   BRISTOL: And I don't have a problem talking
08   to them on the phone.  I think we
09   got a problem if we start meeting,
10   and, and you know how we've been
11   here…
12   DINTINO: Absolutely.
13   BRISTOL: …as far as meeting these people in
14   town.  I start being seen or the
15   possibility of seeing with guys that
16   we just got into office, be fuckin'
17   hosed.  I'd be dead meat.
18   MALONE: Then…
19   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
20   DINTINO: We can't risk that.
21   MALONE: (UI) we just, we, we play it safe.
22   DINTINO: Absolutely.
23   BRISTOL: I don't have, I mean you've got;
24   actually you know what, this brings
25   to mind; you called the other day,
26   on the Monday when we talked.
27   MALONE: Right.
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01   BRISTOL: That two four or whatever the fuck
02   number it is you have, the one you
03   left a message on that I got, that's
04   not my office.  That's the office we
05   used the first time we talked.  So
06   make sure you write down and have my
07   good phone number.
08   MALONE: Yeah, I…
09   BRISTOL: The two four five one (UI)…
10   DINTINO: How are you doing on that number do
11   you need more (UI)?
12   MALONE: I thought I had your cell number.
13   BRISTOL: No, I'm fine.  No you called my
14   office.  The five three one two four
15   five one is my office line.
16   MALONE: All right what, what is it?
17   BRISTOL: Tw--  five three one two four five
18   one.
19   DINTINO: And that's the one I got you?
20   MALONE: That's eight five eight right?
21   BRISTOL: That's my office line
22   DINTINO: Oh, your office.  You want some
23   more?  Wouldn't it be better on
24   that…
25   MONTAGNA: No 'cause only him and I talk on
26   those lines.
27   BRISTOL: Yeah, that's it.
28   MALONE: Six one nine.
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01   BRISTOL: Yeah.
02   MONTAGNA: That's only for us.
03   BRISTOL: That's it.  Downtown.  You've got
04   the Sergeant's office that we used
05   the first time to make sure that
06   nobody fucking picked up the phone.
07   Um…
08   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
09   MALONE: And all the other (UI).
10   BRISTOL: …Ron's office I just want to make
11   sure.
12   MALONE: I've got, this is your office?
13   DINTINO: He's kinda, hey how is he?
14   BRISTOL: Ron?  He's doing all right, he's
15   having fun.
16   DINTINO: He don't like me, I think.
17   BRISTOL: Does he?
18   DINTINO: I don't know, you know…
19   BRISTOL: It's hard to tell who he likes and
20   who he doesn't like.
21   DINTINO: I always get bad vibes from him.
22   BRISTOL: Have you seen him recently?
23   DINTINO: No, not for a while.
24   BRISTOL: He has longer hair, wears it in a
25   ponytail now.
26   DINTINO: No, I haven't seen him then, okay.
27   BRISTOL: He works nights now.
28   DINTINO: Oh, okay.
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01   BRISTOL: Yeah, so which…
02   DINTINO: You know I only got the best vibes
03   from was Captain, uh, uh, Gregg, no,
04   uh?
05   BRISTOL: Clark?
06   DINTINO: Clark.
07   BRISTOL: Yeah, he's…
08   DINTINO: Man, we talked…
09   BRISTOL: …retired last week or this week.
10   DINTINO: Oh, he retired?  Fucking figures.
11   MALONE: Hey, what's the one guy that always…
12   DINTINO: That's the guy that, ah came right
13   to me and said to me, in one of
14   these PSNS meetings, he said,
15   listen, we've had a lot of
16   undercover in your club, clubs in
17   San Diego.  (UI).
18   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
19   DINTINO: He said, "We know there's no
20   organized crime, we know there's no
21   money laundering, we know there's no
22   prostitution, and we know there's no
23   drug sales."  He said, "As far as
24   I'm concerned," this was when they
25   were de--  de--  debating this no
26   touching thing, "As far as I'm
27   concerned," he said, "This is a
28   waste of time."  Gregg Clark came to
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01   me and said that, he stood right
02   next to me and talking to me about
03   that.
04   BRISTOL: He's a nice guy.
05   DINTINO: Yeah.
06   BRISTOL: Well, he still is a nice guy,
07   shouldn't say was…
08   DINTINO: Yeah.
09   BRISTOL: …he's retired.
10   DINTINO: He, he said, "I have no problem," he
11   said, "This is a waste of our time."
12   But he's gone now.
13   BRISTOL: Yeah.
14   DINTINO: (UI).
15   MALONE: Yeah, so I'm--  I tha--  those are
16   my thoughts I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll,
17   I'll talk to Charles, Charles
18   already told me he was on board
19   totally.
20   UM: (UI).
21   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
22   MALONE: So you know what he's, he's…
23   DINTINO: But, but, uh, Zucchet's gonna want
24   them to put it on the docket.
25   MALONE: Zucchet is the one who's gonna put
26   it on the docket.
27   DINTINO: If he can find an excuse to put it
28   on the docket…
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01   MALONE: If, if (UI) comfortable doing it,
02   but see I again, I didn't know the
03   politics involved.  Now I do, I can
04   get back to them and say, "Listen
05   it's just, just not gonna look
06   good."
07   DINTINO: Oh, these guys can't.
08   BRISTOL: No.
09   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
10   DINTINO: How can they initiate something…
11   BRISTOL: Nobody out there can even go in,
12   nobody can from the department
13   unless it comes from the chief and
14   the…
15   DINTINO: Chief and the sub-chief.
16   BRISTOL: …Mayor's office…
17   DINTINO: Yeah.
18   BRISTOL: …can get that stuff going.  But
19   there's a protocol and I can't
20   remember if I told you this, Chiefs,
21   and Mayors, and some pre thing…
22   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
23    And then it gets the docket (UI) but
24   for me it never would.
25   DINTINO: Now, how about, I want to out this
26   on the table.  How about this on the
27   table, if nothing else fails how
28   about another report, another Luth
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01   report, paid for by the clubs and
02   the city jointly.  The Luth, the
03   city paid for the Luth report last
04   time, now that something not, not
05   for you guys…
06   MALONE: I, I think that's (UI) that's a good
07   thing we're just talking about it
08   'cause I don't think I think that's
09   gonna take a--  that's a time issue.
10   MONTAGNA: Too much time.
11   BRISTOL: Well, that's the thing…
12   MONTAGNA: That's taking too much time.
13    (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
14    We don't have that much, we don't
15   have that much time.
16   BRISTOL: That last one was like, six months
17   or a year?
18   MALONE: I think we're looking at two or
19   three months, tops.
20   DINTINO: What are we looking at three months?
21   BRISTOL: Before I'm gone?
22   DINTINO: Yeah.
23   BRISTOL: Uh, it's hard to tell, that's a,
24   well you've been in the PD at one
25   time.  I've been there twelve years,
26   you know they're, it's one of those
27   things where…
28   UM: (UI).
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01   BRISTOL: …they walk in one day and they go,
02   uh…
03   MALONE: We're cleaning house.
04   BRISTOL: …you've been here a while start
05   looking for another job.  So,
06   depending on…
07   DINTINO: In that department, in that
08   department, you mean, not in the PD
09   as a whole.
10   BRISTOL: …how fast openings happen (UI).
11   Yeah, they don't want to keep people
12   in one spot too long.
13   DINTINO: I went to high school with Carl
14   Black (PH).
15   BRISTOL: Oh, yeah, he's a nice guy.
16   DINTINO: Yeah.
17   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
18   MONTAGNA: So I think that's gonna take too
19   long.
20   DINTINO: (UI) in the Olympic tryouts (UI).
21   MALONE: Yeah, I think that it is.
22   MONTAGNA: Think about what you're doing.
23   BRISTOL: (UI) Yeah, I'm gonna I'd say two or
24   three months probably.  (Clears
25   throat)  I mean four on the outside
26   maybe.
27   MALONE: I'm want to talk to Charles, Charles
28   (Clearing his throat) I prefer
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01   Charles not to be the one who puts
02   it on the docket only because he's…
03    (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
04    …contributed…
05   DINTINO: Because of all his, because all he's
06   fuckin' taken.
07   MALONE: …and then that, that, that's just
08   gonna look funny.
09   BRISTOL: (UI).
10   MALONE: Zucchet never took, Zucchet never
11   took our money he took it initially
12   and said you know.  So it worked out
13   in our favor.
14   DINTINO: Zucchet never did?
15   MALONE: Well, he did with, with one of our
16   friends from…
17   DINTINO: What about at Busalacchi's?  I went
18   two things with him.  You, I went
19   to, at Busalacchi's in the
20   California Cabaret.
21   MALONE: Yeah, no, no, but we didn't get it
22   from Vegas money we had, we got
23   some…
24   DINTINO: No, no, no…
25   0MALONE: …friends that helped us out here.
26   Um, so in any case I think coming
27   from Zucchet would be, his (UI)
28   optimum, point, because Inzunza took
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01   money from us and Lewis took money
02   from us.
03   DINTINO: And Zucchet's got two in his
04   district, three in his district.
05   MALONE: Yeah, and he…
06   BRISTOL: (UI).
07   DINTINO: (UI).
08   MALONE: …wants to clear it up so we can just
09   say, "Hey I want to clear this up I
10   want to, I want this back…"
11   DINTINO: A redevelopment zone.
12   MALONE: "…I want to put it on the docket so
13   I can see what issues we have to see
14   what I can do to help clean my
15   neighborhood up."
16   BRISTOL: I'd buy that, I mean that would be
17   the most logical for everybody all
18   the way around.
19   MALONE: Yeah, I think so to.
20   DINTINO: And then once that happens, then
21   you, you (UI) have X thousands of
22   violations, you've spent X number of
23   money at the City Attorney's Office
24   fighting these things and then we
25   lose and…
26   BRISTOL: Yeah.
27   MALONE: So I think ult--  , what they're
28   looking for is an easy cover.
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01   BRISTOL: And that's fine.
02   MALONE: And, and, and, and the only thing
03   that, and the only issue is the no
04   touching because that's just a it's,
05   it's, it's a black and white law,
06   there's just no touching.  And if we
07   can get it back to lewd and
08   lascivious…
09   DINTINO: Lewd and lascivious behavior.
10   MALONE: Then…
11   DINTINO: Like it was before.
12   MALONE: …then…
13   BRISTOL: Yeah.
14   MALONE: …there's some wiggle room, you know
15   so a girl can touch and is that
16   really lewd and lascivious?  Well,
17   what's, is, is it gonna do just what
18   they're doing now, the no touching,
19   and then they'll throw it out.  But
20   at least now you guys aren't having
21   to crack down on, hey how you doing
22   babe?  The touching is no longer a
23   issue.
24   BRISTOL: Yeah.
25   WAITRESS: How we doing over here?
26   DINTINO: We're doing fine sweetie.  Are you
27   hungry can I get you guys some food,
28   please?
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01   BRISTOL: I'm fine.
02   WAITRESS: Did you want me to bring you some
03   menus?
04   DINTINO: Are going to be eating tonight?
05   MONTAGNA: I'm fine.
06   BRISTOL: Yeah, I had a snack (UI).
07   DINTINO: Bring us an order of (UI)…
08   MONTAGNA: I'm fine, I'll talk to Mike and see
09   what he's gonna do.
10   DINTINO: …good.  A quick order of ribs and
11   salad for me.
12   WAITRESS: (UI).  One rack?
13   MALONE: Yeah.
14   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
15   DINTINO: Yeah.  And he don't get any
16    (UI).
17   MONTAGNA: And an order of chicken wings.
18   MALONE: Chicken wings for (UI).
19   DINTINO: You want some hot wings?
20   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
21   BRISTOL: (UI) leave those ribs out then (UI)
22   sit here and eat with everybody.
23   MALONE: Know what…
24   WAITRESS: (UI) one order of hot wings then?
25   MALONE: Hot wings.
26   BRISTOL: Yeah, just bring the wings and we
27   can all munch on them.
28   -
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01   MALONE: You know, bring a couple of orders,
02   you want 'em real hot?
03   DINTINO: Do you want wings or nachos?
04   WAITRESS: Two orders of hot wings and nachos.
05   DINTINO: Yeah.
06   MALONE: Yeah, good call, good call.
07   BRISTOL: There you go, that will work.
08   BRISTOL: Yeah, and…
09   DINTINO: Ribs are better.
10   BRISTOL: …once we can, well I don't want to
11   sit here and eat a meal in front of
12   you I'm not that hungry.
13   DINTINO: (UI) I will help you.
14   BRISTOL: But you'll eat some?
15   MONTAGNA: Go ahead.
16   BRISTOL: Once, uh, we get Zucchet to put that
17   on there, then later on if they want
18   to get together and chat about it
19   right before we go in to the council
20   and talk about it.
21   MALONE: You can call him.
22   BRISTOL: …well that's fine.
23   DINTINO: That's fine.
24   BRISTOL: You know I want to get together with
25   him and we can say, "Hey, this is
26   where we are and that's fine, and we
27   can do what (UI) want."
28   DINTINO: This is what has happened.
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01   BRISTOL: And then (UI).
02   DINTINO: You have a history now it's two,
03   it's two years and a, two years and
04   two months right?
05   MALONE: Uh, I think it's been longer then
06   that.
07   DINTINO: No.
08   MALONE: 'Cause I've been out of office two
09   years and I was in office when that
10   happened.
11   DINTINO: Two years and two months it's been
12   in effect, the no touching.
13   BRISTOL: You got a better memory then me.
14   It's been…
15   DINTINO: January first.
16   BRISTOL: …a while since I've actually had to
17   enforce it, they actually didn't
18   have that when I was enforcing it
19   so.  But yeah then we can go in and
20   do that and I'll, we'll put up what
21   ever we have to put up at the time,
22   that's not a problem.  At least that
23   way we get it on the docket
24   correctly.
25   MALONE: Right.
26   BRISTOL: And we don't blow any (UI).
27   MALONE: Because (UI) this is what I told
28   them, because initially they think
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01   you know, "What's going on?"  I
02   said, "Listen fellas, we don't do
03   anything illegal here, no one, no
04   one's gonna do anything illegal
05   that, you know, will risk their jobs
06   and…"
07   DINTINO: No, we're, what we're doing is…
08   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
09   MALONE: …All we're trying to do is talk to
10   them about an issue that, it, it
11   makes, makes no sense…
12   DINTINO: …talkin' to these guys that come in
13   to the club and…
14   MALONE: …you know and I, and I this is what
15   I told him, I said you know, "I
16   talked to a couple cops, not just
17   one, a couple.  And they've been
18   telling me the same thing it's like,
19   you know, Lance, this is a stupid
20   law…"
21   DINTINO: And when we waste (UI).
22   MALONE: "…(UI) something they could do to
23   help us.  So we don't have to sit
24   there and write citations because a
25   girl touches a guy."
26   DINTINO: Lance, remember when…  (Clears -
27   throat)  …we went to lunch with the
28   -
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01     guy, uh, Lewis' predecessor,
02   Stevens?
03    MALONE: Yeah, George.
04   DINTINO: Remember I said he knew Captain
05   Clark and I took him that
06   information down to his office.  I--
07   I--   didn't want to, the same
08   thing, I said this is what Captain
09   Clark told me what I just told you,
10   and he said, "Well they never told
11   me."  I said, well, he said, "I know
12   Captain Clark, I'll call him." I
13   said, well, call of course he never
14   did.
15   MALONE: Yea, well, because he was one of
16   those…
17   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
18   DINTINO: He was on the way out, he was on the
19   way out, he doesn't give a shit.
20   MALONE: …he was a minister, he was a
21   minister and this was a good issue
22   for him 'cause he was runnin' for
23   state senate.
24   DINTINO: No, no he wasn't.  No, no, no he
25   wasn't.  Stevens wasn't really crazy
26   about it.
27   MALONE: His term was over.
28   -
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01   DINTINO: Yeah, his term was over that's why
02   he didn't care…
03   MALONE: His term was over.
04   DINTINO: …the guy that was crazy about it was
05   Vargas.
06   MALONE: Yeah, Juan Vargas and who, who
07   Inzunza's telling me that the dude
08   is just a wild maniac.
09   BRISTOL: Oh, yeah?
10   MALONE: Oh, yeah.  Which is, you know, par…
11   DINTINO: Well, I talked to him…
12   MALONE: …for the course (UI).
13   BRISTOL: (UI).
14   DINTINO: You know, I got a couple girls next
15   door that went to a thing at his
16   house it was for a political, it
17   wasn't a, it wasn't a party it was
18   something for a golf tournament.
19   They said he was, the biggest…
20   MALONE: Foul mouthed.
21   DINTINO: …grab ass, foul mouth, hypocrite,
22   piece of shit you can get.
23   BRISTOL: Oh.
24   DINTINO: And he's the one who stopped your
25   department and that licensing the
26   Vice Task Force report.  You want a
27   copy, you wanna--  I got a copy next
28   -
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01    door I'd be happy to give you a
02   copy.
03   BRISTOL: Really.  (UI).
04   DINTINO: I've got, oh, yeah, I got a copies
05   of everything.
06   MONTAGNA: Go get it, go get those two copies
07   you said you were gonna run.
08   DINTINO: Don't yell at me like that.
09   MONTAGNA: Go get it.
10   DINTINO: (UI).
11   MONTAGNA: And don't stop next to the, next,
12   don't get any more drinks on the
13   way.
14   DINTINO: You sure?
15   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
16   DINTINO: I treat him worse the more I drink.
17   MONTAGNA: No, no I prefer you not to drink
18   anymore just go get those…
19   DINTINO: Want me to order something?
20   MONTAGNA: …just go get the re-- just go get
21   the reports and then come back.
22    (Muffled laugh)
23   MALONE: (UI) that many (UI).
24   MONTAGNA: Okay, hold on a second, Lance, wait.
25   I want to make sure he leaves the
26   building.  All right he's gone now
27   we can fucking talk, Madonna mi--
28   never seen anybody so fucking
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01   interrupting you so much.  Fuck, I
02   was gonna tell him shut the fuck up.
03   Every time Lance started talking he
04   c--  interrupt you…
05   MALONE: Maybe he had something he wanted to
06   say.
07   MONTAGNA: Fuck.  How about you take this and
08   we out like Shirley Temple in there,
09   he stops drinking so he can shut the
10   fuck up.  All right, now we can get
11   some work done.
12   MALONE: That's what use to be a straw there?
13   MONTAGNA: I don't know what the…
14   BRISTOL: Yeah…
15   MONTAGNA: …fuck his problem was.
16   BRISTOL: …use to be a (UI).
17   MONTAGNA: I apologize for him rudely
18   interrupting you guys so much, go
19   head and discuss…
20   BRISTOL: That's okay.
21   MALONE: No, I, I think, I think we were able
22   from all the interruptions at least…
23   MONTAGNA: (LAUGHING) I love this guy.
24   MALONE: …to get, get through…
25    (Coughing)
26   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
27   MALONE: …you know…
28   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
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01   MALONE: …what we needed to get accomplished.
02   I didn't know the politics of it
03   and, and I wish I did but that's
04   okay because Z--  Zucchet said, "Hey
05   if you can't do it, I'm happy to do
06   it."
07   BRISTOL: Okay, 'cause he'll know, he'll
08   understand that.
09   MALONE: Yeah, and I'll tell him I'll just
10   say, "Listen, you know, these guys,
11   hey I, I talked to my buddies and
12   they were like, hey, they can't put
13   anything on the docket."  And then
14   I'll tell him that, "Hey, listen,
15   Mike, come on, the issue here is you
16   want to get rid of these.  This is
17   how you do it, and now you're gonna
18   call and say I want to put this on
19   because I want to look at the issue.
20   You know, I want to get rid of these
21   things, what can I do?  What's the
22   issues? I don't know the issues?
23   Can we do some thing with it?  Get
24   me on the docket.  Adult ordinances,
25   get it on the docket."
26   BRISTOL: We can do that…
27   MALONE: And we start that up and…
28   BRISTOL: …and then we can sit down and…
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01   MALONE: …then, we go, and then we go from
02   there.  And then you guys…
03   BRISTOL: We'll figure out what you guys want
04   and then I'll put together what ever
05   you need.
06   MALONE: Yeah, that really, that is it.  I
07   mean it was down to hey maybe we
08   could even do the, uh, knock out the
09   six-foot rule.  (UI) you know from
10   the, from the, from the stage.
11   BRISTOL: Stage.
12   MALONE: (UI).
13   MONTAGNA: (UI) one time mentioned going full
14   nude.
15   MALONE: Yeah, and I just said listen…
16   MONTAGNA: They actually said (UI) full nude
17   and Lance was like nah that's, one
18   thing at a time.
19   MALONE: …(UI) yeah lets (UI).
20   MONTAGNA: (LAUGHING)
21   MALONE: I mean our issue…
22   BRISTOL: (UI).
23   MALONE: …yeah our issue was lewd and
24   lascivious, that's all we want,
25   that's gonna make my, my boss happy.
26   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
27   MONTAGNA: Huh.
28   -
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01   MALONE: It will make you guys happy 'cause
02   now you don't have to dick around
03   with these stupid little laws all
04   day long.  You can, y--  you know,
05   j--  listen if a girl is blowing
06   somebody then yeah, Vice get in
07   there and do your job.  Or if there,
08   there's, there, you know there's
09   finger, (UI), I mean just anything
10   that shouldn't be happening that's
11   when you guys should be knocking it
12   out.  But if a guy, you know, shoots
13   his load in his pants because some
14   girl is, you know, dancing that,
15   whose problem is that?
16   WAITRESS: Do you want another Sam Adams?
17   BRISTOL: No, not right now.
18   MALONE: You know, I mean, whose problem is
19   that, the guy who, you know I mean
20   gets off because a girl does a lap
21   dance…
22   BRISTOL: Sounds like a serious problem.
23   MALONE: (LAUGHING) It's a problem.
24   MONTAGNA: (LAUGHING)
25   MALONE: But, uh, let's just, let's do that
26   then, I'll, I'll…
27   MONTAGNA: (Sigh)
28   -
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01   MALONE: …get a hold of Zucchet, you know,
02   I'll just reaffirm with Charles
03   tomorrow, you know, now am I able to
04   say, "Hey I've talked to a couple
05   of, uh, the police and they, you
06   know, they don't like the law.  You
07   know they wish something…"
08   BRISTOL: Go ahead, it's not a problem, if he
09   wants I don't even have no -problem
10   if he wants to call like we've done
11   with, uh, I mean Ralph's called my
12   office and, 'cause that doesn't
13   track into my office.  I start
14   calling out or I start seeing him
15   then I…  So, I just don't wanna fuck
16   up here.
17   MALONE: So, so,  if I have, if I have
18   Charles call this number he can
19   call…
20   BRISTOL: It's my desk line, yeah.
21   MALONE: …he calls and says, "Hey, Russ this
22   is Charles Lewis…"
23   BRISTOL: Yeah.
24   MALONE: "…and, uh, you know, how do you guys
25   feel about this law, about this, you
26   know, no touching and, you know, how
27   do you feel about if we went from a
28   thousand feet to two thousand feet,
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01   you know, the distance, how would
02   you guys," and you'll just tell him
03   how you feel.
04   BRISTOL: (UI).
05   MALONE: Okay, this is how I feel…
06   MONTAGNA: Good idea.
07   MALONE: …and then he'll say, "Wow, okay
08   that's cool." And then he could feel
09   rest, he could rest assured that,
10   you know he's not gonna get set up
11   when he goes there and you guys say
12   "Hey wait a minute, no, what are you
13   guys doing, you know, we like the
14   laws and," they just, and that's how
15   Zucchet felt.
16   MONTAGNA: Right.
17   MALONE: He's like, hey, it sounds great
18   Lance.  If you really think the Vice
19   is gonna come on and say…
20   BRISTOL: No.  You're gonna get the department
21   saying, "Hey, this is a great law
22   because we're not having any
23   problems," and then that's gonna be
24   the department byline right there.
25   "This is a fucking great law, this
26   is good, we haven't had any
27   problems."  So, that's what the
28   department is gonna come out
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01   publicly and say.  Now, that doesn't
02   mean we can't go in there and back
03   up what you want to say later, I
04   don't have a problem with it.  You
05   can call Vice right now and talk to
06   the lieutenant or, or the P.D., you
07   know what they're gonna tell you.
08   They're gonna tell you that's great
09   because they aren't having any
10   problems.
11   MALONE: Yeah, but they hadn't had any
12   problems before the law was in, in
13   place.
14   BRISTOL: Not as, not as blatant.
15   MALONE: You know I mean tell me how many
16   prostitutions have you guys, how
17   many convictions of prostitution
18   have you had since this law was
19   enacted?  Convictions…?
20   BRISTOL: None that I know of.
21   MALONE: …zero.  How, how many citations have
22   you had?  You know, well, I'm sure,
23   you know there were some citations,
24   but…
25   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
26   MALONE: …nothing major.  Was there any
27   prostitution going on?  No, was
28   there any drug laundering, or any,
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01   you know, mob activity?  No, No, No
02   prior to this law.  So the law
03   really, the only thing the law has
04   done is cripple your abilities to do
05   other things more important.
06   BRISTOL: Yeah.
07   MALONE: No touching, I mean, is that really
08   against the law?  It is here, but
09   really what are they doing that's so
10   wrong?  (Clears throat)  But, will
11   the department say that though?  I
12   mean when, when, when they get up
13   there who will be the guys going up
14   there saying, I mean is it gonna be
15   the department that says, "Hey, I
16   like the law as it is.  Leave it
17   alone."
18   BRISTOL: The one going in there is gonna be
19   me, and if I'm going in there then
20   (UI)…
21   MONTAGNA: That's what you have to say, is what
22   he's trying to say.  You want him to
23   go in there you don't want the
24   department to go in there.
25   BRISTOL: My report can say whatever you want
26   it to say.
27   MALONE: Yeah, but how…
28   MONTAGNA: Are you following that?
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01   MALONE: …can you get Russ in there though?
02   MALONE:  Th--  they say, "Hey, I'd like to
03   have, you know, Sergeant Russ come
04   in and…"
05   MONTAGNA: Exactly, you have your guys ask for
06   him.
07   BRISTOL: (UI) call the guy.
08   MALONE: Well…
09   BRISTOL: But then I  can say whatever you
10   want.
11   MALONE: …that's easy because you've already
12   dealt with Ralph.  Now you'll deal
13   with Charles and your gonna de--
14   but they're gonna say, they're gonna
15   say I had an opportunity, I got the
16   number from Inzunza's office.
17   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
18   MALONE: You know so if…
19   MONTAGNA: Exactly.
20   MALONE: …that's who Inzunza's been dealing
21   with so I figure I'll call Ralph…
22   MONTAGNA: Just gotta make sure that he comes
23   forward that's all.
24   MALONE: …and then, and then, and then Mike
25   Zucchet…
26   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
27   MONTAGNA: That's why it's probably…
28   -
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01   MALONE: …say hey is it possible for you to
02   come and testify on the behalf of
03   the…
04   BRISTOL: Right.
05   MALONE: …department what your, what your
06   thoughts are.
07   MONTAGNA: That's probably why it's good…
08   MALONE: (UI).
09   MONTAGNA: …to get Lewis calling him now.
10   MALONE: Yeah.
11   MONTAGNA: Get a communication going.
12   MALONE: I'll get Charles to call you either
13   tomorrow or Fri--  I may have him
14   call you right when I'm there.
15   MONTAGNA: That'd be better.
16   BRISTOL: Yeah, it will.
17   MALONE: 'Cause we'll have eight-thirty and
18   you get to work at nine?
19   BRISTOL: Oh, I'm there earlier then that.
20   Six-thirty, seven o'clock.
21   MALONE: Oh, are you really, so yeah, I'm,
22   I'm looking at eight-thirty and
23   then, uh, you know around nine
24   o'clock you may be getting a phone
25   call.  So, I'll have him call on my
26   phone…
27   BRISTOL: That's fine.
28   MALONE: …and then we'll just…
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01   MONTAGNA: Good.
02   BRISTOL: I won't be there Friday.  It's my
03   day off.
04   MALONE: Perfect.
05   MONTAGNA: T--  tomorrow?
06   BRISTOL: No tomorrow's…
07   MALONE: Tomorrow's Thursday.
08   BRISTOL: …(UI).
09   MONTAGNA: Tomorrow's Thursday, you'll be there
10   tomorrow morning.
11   BRISTOL: Yeah, tomorrow I'll be there, that's
12   fine…
13   MONTAGNA: It works perfect.
14   BRISTOL: …(UI) Charles.
15   MALONE: It works, it works perfect I'll just
16   have him call you tomorrow…
17   BRISTOL: Yeah, (UI).
18   MALONE: …morning at, when we're at
19   breakfast.
20   BRISTOL: That's fine.  Yeah, I'd hate to walk
21   into breakfast with a place that,
22   like you guys are going to and, uh…
23   MALONE: Yeah, do you know, where is Hob Nob?
24   BRISTOL: …(UI).  I don't know where it is I
25   just know of it.
26   MALONE: I know it's downtown.
27   BRISTOL: I just know it's a…
28   MALONE: I mean yeah…
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01   BRISTOL: …very popular place.
02   MALONE: …yeah it's where…
03   MONTAGNA: What time, what time do you what me
04   to pick you up tomorrow?
05   MALONE: Eight-thirt--  oh no, you better
06   get…
07   BRISTOL: (UI) eight-thirty.
08   MALONE: …there about quarter to eight.
09   MONTAGNA: Yeah, I think so, where?  Hotel?
10   MALONE: Same one, Marriott in Del Mar.
11   MONTAGNA: Del Mar?
12   MALONE: It's in; it's on Carmel Valley Drive
13   off of I--  five.
14   MONTAGNA: I thought you were staying in La
15   Jolla?
16   MALONE: Huh?
17   MONTAGNA: I thought you said you were gonna
18   stay in La Jolla.
19   MALONE: Hum?
20   BRISTOL: Del Mar is a long drive.
21   MALONE: Well, I always, that's where we
22   always stay.
23   MONTAGNA: Oh, 'cause when I talked to you on
24   the phone you said I was probably
25   gonna stay in La Jolla.
26   MALONE: I get the two confused Tony, La
27   Jolla, Del Mar.
28   BRISTOL: (UI) nice neighborhoods.
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01   MONTAGNA: You sure, you sure it's Del Mar now?
02   MALONE: Yeah, oh I know for sure it's Del
03   Mar.
04   BRISTOL: Carmel Valley, it's got to be.
05   MALONE: Yeah, it's on Carmel Valley Drive.
06   BRISTOL: It's right off the Freeway.
07   MALONE: It's right off the five.  You know
08   where that like Leo Tio or what ever
09   it's called.
10   BRISTOL: Tio Leos.
11   MALONE: What's it called?
12   BRISTOL: Tio Leos.
13   MALONE: Tio Leos, it's right behind that.
14   There's like a Hampton Inn and…
15   MONTAGNA: I'll have to get over there pretty
16   early, I'll have to leave early.
17   I'll come over there and come get
18   you around a quarter to eight.
19   Probably hit traffic going south,
20   won't we?
21   BRISTOL: Oh, geeze…
22   MALONE: Yeah.
23   BRISTOL: …you coming in at eight o'clock
24   you're gonna be fucked.  I mean it
25   will be, it'll close down.
26   MONTAGNA: Going South?
27   BRISTOL: Yeah, (LAUGHING) especially if
28   you're coming into downtown.
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01   MALONE: Yeah, what happens, how early do we
02   have to leave to get there by eight
03   thirty?  It takes about an hour to
04   get there.
05   BRISTOL: I'd give yourself an hour.
06   MALONE: So if you picked me up at seven
07   thirty.
08   MONTAGNA: Yeah, I may get there a little
09   early.
10   BRISTOL: You could catch a good day but if
11   you catch a bad day it could be…
12   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
13   BRISTOL: …eight forty-five before you get
14   there.
15   MONTAGNA: Be ready a little bit before 'cause
16   I may just jump up come over and get
17   you real early so that when you and
18   I get down there we hang out like we
19   did last time.  It's probably better
20   to chill for a little while then to
21   get stuck in traffic.
22   MALONE: Yeah, (UI)…
23   MONTAGNA: We don't want to get fucked.
24   MALONE: …you want to pick me up at seven
25   fifteen?
26   MONTAGNA: Yeah, but just come out we'll hang
27   out together, we'll go get some
28   -
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01     Danish or something, whatever you
02   want to do.
03   MALONE: I think they serve breakfast.
04   MONTAGNA: Do they?
05   MALONE: You're gonna want their breakfast.
06   MONTAGNA: Okay.
07   BRISTOL: Yeah, it's suppose to be a real
08   great place, I've never been there
09   but… (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION
10    …I heard a lotta…
11   MALONE: Yeah, I went there with George
12   Stevens.
13   BRISTOL: …yeah, a lot of, uh, those guys talk
14   about if you go there.
15   MALONE: Yeah, oh yeah you'll be shaking
16   hands with all these…
17   BRISTOL: You don't need me seen in there with
18   people that may know me from
19   somewhere else.
20   MALONE: Yeah, no, I, I, I, I think that's, I
21   think that's…
22   BRISTOL: This is probably pushing it right
23   here, I mean, there may be somebody
24   coming in and do an ABC inspection
25   here and go, who the fuck is that.
26   MONTAGNA: (LAUGHING)
27   MALONE: Well…
28   -
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01   MONTAGNA: So what about on Friday, what are we
02   gonna do for Friday?
03   MALONE: Well, Friday, you know…
04   BRISTOL: (Cough).
05   MALONE: …Ralph is already on board.
06   MONTAGNA: I thought we had another meeting,
07   you and I on Friday?
08   MALONE: Yeah, that was with Ralph Inzunza.
09   MONTAGNA: Oh, I didn't know if it was Ralph,
10   or, or, or Zucchet.
11   MALONE: No, it was Ralph.
12   MONTAGNA: Okay.
13   MALONE: Uh, because I, you know I wanted
14   Ralph to m--  m--  meet you, since
15   you guys have already communicated.
16   BRISTOL: All right.
17   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
18   MALONE: And but now, no need.  There's no…
19   BRISTOL: Yeah, I don't need it.
20   MALONE: …need for the meeting.
21   BRISTOL: …yeah I just think it's just better
22   right now if we don't until it's
23   closed.
24   MALONE: …tha--  that's just what, yeah let's
25   let Zucchet get the ball rolling,
26   I'll have him get that, I mean call
27   next week some time.  And he tell,
28   he can call any, any day this week
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01   and say, "Hey, listen.  I want to
02   get this thing on the item, I want
03   to look at this issue.  I got some
04   shit in my area I want rid of, I
05   want to know how I can get rid of it
06   I want to know, make sure I c--  I
07   don't get any more.  So I want it
08   increase it, the distance, so that I
09   don't get any more in my district."
10   He can h--  he can come up with a
11   bunch of good things…
12   BRISTOL: Oh, yeah.
13   MALONE: …that he could hit on and then when
14   that's already on, now, we say,
15   "Okay, well, we haven't looked at
16   this, well, we're gonna do more,
17   more parking, we're gonna go two
18   thousand feet."  (UI) you know,
19   "Hey, Sergeant how is this?  I mean,
20   this no touching, is it really that
21   effective?"  Well, "I don't know,
22   it's kinda, it's kinda taxing on us,
23   you know, unfortunately, I mean,
24   they, they're going to court and
25   they're getting thrown out, but yet
26   we're still having to do our job and
27   if, you know, if there's any touc--
28   touching there, then we have to cite
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01   them."  Then somebody on the thing,
02   will say, "You know something, why
03   don't we just go back to lewd and
04   lascivious."
05   BRISTOL: Yeah, I don't have no problem with
06   (UI) that way.  So, I don't see a
07   problem with working it that way.
08   MALONE: You know and then, and then if you
09   could say, "Yes, you know that works
10   for us," you know you have no
11   problem with, you know, going back
12   to lewd and lascivious.  Boom, boom,
13   boom, boom it's voted on it's out.
14   Public Safety y--  you know it may
15   not, it may not pass, but that's all
16   right it will go to the full
17   council.
18   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
19   MALONE: And that's where Ralph will use his
20   charm with some of his other buddies
21   to get me the votes I need.
22   BRISTOL: Sounds like a piece of cake.
23   MALONE: Well, unfortunately it never is.
24   BRISTOL: Politics.
25   MALONE: These issues are always very…
26   MONTAGNA: You think Zucchet's gonna come
27   through?
28   -
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01   MALONE: He just got elected, he's got four
02   years, there's nothing here that
03   he's gonna be doing that's gonna
04   hurt him.  You know he, he, he's
05   gonna be the guy who's spearheading,
06   trying to get rid of these clubs in
07   his ne--  in his ward.  And he, and
08   that's what he's gonna tell these
09   newspapermen, "Hey, I'm just trying
10   get rid of these, I'm trying to look
11   at these issues to get rid of these
12   clubs."  Okay, good, and, and what
13   are those issues, "Well I want to go
14   from a thousand feet to two thousand
15   feet and, and I want clubs to have,
16   require more parking."  You know and
17   whatever e--  I mean, what are the,
18   what are some other good ones?
19   Russ, I think, can you think of
20   another good one that, that sounds
21   good for the public or the media?
22   BRISTOL: Well, you hit the major ones that
23   are actually doable, I mean the
24   parking the, the distances is, is
25   the one that's gonna get you (UI).
26   I mean 'cause everybody's gonna want
27   that thing further away from, you
28   know, where they are.  Uh, it's been
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01   awhile since I've done any work on
02   an (UI) I, I don't know that there's
03   another one, I mean…
04   MALONE: Yeah, and even if you (UI)…
05   BRISTOL: …thinking of being in Vegas, that
06   would be…
07   MALONE: …even if, even if he does something
08   like that what, what, what the (UI)
09   we'll do, you know, uh…
10   BRISTOL: No I think, I think that…
11   MALONE: He's off to a good start.
12   BRISTOL: …Yeah. I think that's the plan right
13   there with that.
14   MALONE: Yeah, I agree.  Hey, I want to
15   increase it, I mean that, that,
16   that's real sure I want to increase
17   the separation.  I don't want any
18   more of this junk in my neighborhood
19   and I'm gonna increase it.
20   WAITRESS: Did you want another Sam Adams?
21   BRISTOL: Please.  Can I get a bottle of water
22   too?
23   WAITRESS: Are you guys okay?
24   MALONE: Here, here, have that one (UI).
25   BRISTOL: (UI)
26   WAITRESS: We have some on ice right now.
27   -
28   -
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01   BRISTOL: Nah, that's all right.  No, I think,
02   I think that's a good start and
03   probably easy to do.
04   MALONE: Yeah, it's doable.
05   BRISTOL: I mean you don't want to put it too
06   far out of reach.
07   MALONE: And, and, and the thing is, is, is
08   that the lewd and lascivious, the no
09   touching, is not even gonna be a
10   part of it.  That will go on during
11   the full council hearing.
12   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
13   MALONE: When, we might get a question about,
14   "Hey, how is this no touching work?"
15   You know, I mean, "Is, is that
16   something that we should continue or
17   is it something that maybe we, we
18   need to, uh, readdress?"  I mean, if
19   you could say, "You know, it, it,
20   it's not doing what we," however,
21   you wanna, whatever you want to say,
22   I mean if it's not working, it's not
23   working.
24   BRISTOL: Well, we'll put it forward, whatever
25   helps the cause here.  I mean,
26   obviously, you guys have been taking
27   care of me, I'm gonna make sure I do
28   my part.  So, we need to sit down
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01   at, at that point, whatever that
02   point, whenever that date comes up
03   or before that and figure out
04   exactly what we want to do, and
05   that's what we'll make sure comes
06   out.  Uh, I don't have a problem
07   with that I think that's easy, I
08   think it's easy to back up.
09   MALONE: Yeah, I mean it really is when you
10   think about it I mean, no touching.
11   (RUSTLING)
12   BRISTOL: It's hard to believe coming from
13   Vegas, huh?
14   MALONE: Well, it's hard to believe in San
15   Diego, you guys are suppose to be
16   liberal out here.
17   BRISTOL: I don't know, are we?
18   MONTAGNA: Who said that?
19   BRISTOL: (LAUGHING)
20   MONTAGNA: (UI).
21   MALONE: You guys are a huge democratic
22   state.
23   BRISTOL: I'll buy that…
24   MALONE: You guys are always…
25   BRISTOL: …democratic state, but I don't know
26   if liberal in relationship to some
27   of the things they do in other
28   avenues is the same.
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01   MALONE: No, I know that's what's weird, I
02   mean, that's why I'm, I'm con--  ,
03   I'm confused.  I mean as a liberal
04   state you would think, you know,
05   hey, come on, this is a freedom of
06   speech, freedom of expression, let
07   them.  No way, though they come off
08   as hard, you know, conservative
09   republicans.
10   BRISTOL: You can tell that with our governor
11   (UI).
12   MALONE: Your governor is what, you guys have
13   (UI) how many, tell me though the
14   only time I can ever recall you guys
15   having a republican governor was
16   flippin', uh…
17   BRISTOL: Ronnie?
18   MALONE: …Ronald Regan.
19   BRISTOL: Uh huh.
20   MALONE: You guys have had democrats ever
21   since.
22   BRISTOL: Power base is up north.
23   MALONE: Yup.
24   BRISTOL: San Francisco, L.A., and San Jose,
25   and that's all democratic.
26   MALONE: Out here if you had a republican,
27   you know, (UI) run for governor,
28   then you gotta, you gotta come off
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01   the liberal, liberal, they're
02   liberal.  I think, you know, you
03   could win an election out here in
04   City Council so easy if you just
05   said you know something guys I 'm
06   gonna come in and I'm gonna, I'm
07   gonna help streamline getting
08   permits for houses.  It's, it's
09   absolute bullshit that you have to
10   wait, you know, two or three years
11   to get permits to build homes.  And
12   because, you know now I guess city
13   council today is talking about
14   affordable housing and how they need
15   affordable housing in San Diego
16   because they, th--  th--  the--
17   the, the…
18   BRISTOL: The prices are outrageous.
19   MALONE: …prices are outrageous.  You guys
20   are the second highest in growth.
21   You guys are like twenty-six point
22   six percent.
23   BRISTOL: Did they?
24   MALONE: San Diego.
25   BRISTOL: And housing prices went up what?  A
26   lot?
27   MALONE: Yeah, that's the housing prices;
28   they're up twenty-six percent in one
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01   year.  Serious, that's a, that's a
02   nice investment.
03   BRISTOL: Uh huh.  Beats the Stock Market now.
04   MALONE: Oh, hell yeah, beats everything.  So
05   why, why do they need affordable
06   housing?  Because the flippin'
07   government won't help expedite
08   permits, I mean, they should have a
09   fast track system in there where you
10   can come in and get your paperwork
11   fast tracked.
12   MONTAGNA: That's a (UI).
13   MALONE: I mean you know, and I, was
14   listening on the radio today there's
15   a guy who is just trying to get a
16   patio for his back yard and it took
17   him over a year to get a permit, to
18   build a patio.
19   BRISTOL: Which is why most of the people down
20   here just end up building without a
21   permit.
22   MALONE: Yeah.  That's where they lose
23   revenue there.
24   BRISTOL: Yeah, you do nothing but hurt
25   yourself in the long run.
26   California, people's republic of.
27   MALONE: Yeah.
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01   BRISTOL: I didn't know I had two cold ones
02   and now I opened that one.
03   WAITRESS: (GIGGLE)
04   MALONE: Tony will drink it.
05   WAITRESS: You okay, guys?
06   MALONE: Yeah, thank you.
07   BRISTOL: Thank you.
08   MONTAGNA: So what are we going to do tomorrow?
09   MALONE: Uh, breakfast and, uh…
10   MONTAGNA: Whatever.
11   MALONE: Yeah.
12   MONTAGNA: No game plans or nothing?
13   MALONE: None.
14   MONTAGNA: Okay.
15   MALONE: You know I was scheduled to go back
16   Friday but you know now I just think
17   I'll just call Inzunza, you know
18   don't worry about it.  Uh, get a
19   hold of, uh; Zucchet and work out
20   some arrangements with Zucchet so he
21   can make that phone call.  (UI) I'll
22   be there with Charles tomorrow, call
23   you, first thing.  Um, so…
24   BRISTOL: You're just trying…
25   MALONE: …Mike may wait for me to come back
26   and workout in that little gym.  I'd
27   rather go to your gym and workout.
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02   breakfast?
03   MALONE: Yeah, I don't know what Mike wants
04   to do.
05   MONTAGNA: Let me know.
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03   MONTAGNA: Ready guys?
04   DINTINO: Ready?  You guys out of here?
05   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
06   DINTINO: Well, I'll wait to talk to him about
07   that.
08   BRISTOL: Yeah, I'll check into that and give
09   Tony a call.
10   DINTINO: We can live a (UI).
11   MALONE: Little pizza, huh?
12   MONTAGNA: Yeah, a little to go for Donnie.
13   Get the little mouse something to
14   eat.
15   MALONE: Tell her I said hello.
16   MONTAGNA: (LAUGHING)  I will.  She'll be happy
17   to hear from you.
18   MALONE: Tell her I want my T.V.
19   MONTAGNA: Whenever you want it, you know that.
20   Tell me what you want.
21   MALONE: 'Cause I've got three thousand
22   dollars saved up…
23   MONTAGNA: Oh, come on, that's all you got
24   saved up, (LAUGHING) three thousand
25   dollars.  Maybe I should give you a
26   loan.  (LAUGHING)
27   MALONE: No, no, no, no, I've got bills.
28   MONTAGNA: Hey, I've got a business too, my
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01   friend.
02   MALONE: Hey, Tony (UI).
03   (BACKGROUND RESTAURANT NOISES END)
04   (TRAFFIC NOISES BEGIN)
05   (OUTSIDE NOISES END)
06   (RESTAURANT NOISES RESUME)
07   MALONE: (UI) I like to go to clubs (UI)
08   DINTINO: Jaguars (UI).
09   BRISTOL: I'm gonna use the head before I take
10   off.
11   MONTAGNA: Okay, boss.
12   BRISTOL: I'll give you a call later when I
13   check on that stuff for him.
14   MONTAGNA: Okay.  Go ahead (UI).
15   MONTAGNA: Lance, are you gonna go next door
16   and see uh Mike?
17   MALONE: Yeah, yeah, I'll be there.
18   MONTAGNA: …right?  Okay.
19   (RESTAURANT NOISES FADE)
20   (TRAFFIC NOISES)
21   (WALKING SOUNDS)
22   (CAR DOOR OPENING AND CLOSING)
23   (OUTSIDE NOISES END)
24   (LOUD MUSIC)
25   UM: What's up man?
26   MONTAGNA: How's it going? (UI).
27   -
28   MONTAGNA: How you doing, Mike?  How's it going
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01   today?
02   GALARDI: You got stuff done?
03   MONTAGNA: Yeah, think so.  (LAUGHING)
04   GALARDI: He still over there?
05   MONTAGNA: Yeah, well, Lance was right behind
06   me but then he stopped for a second
07   he's probably (UI) I think he (UI).
08   (UI).
09   UM: (UI).
10   UM: (UI) thanks for seeing me.
11   UM: (UI).
12   MONTAGNA: (UI) yeah, it's nice to see you
13   again (UI).
14   UM: Cool, cool.
15   MONTAGNA: You guys are gonna hear from me
16   tomorrow.
17   UM: (UI).
18   MONTAGNA: Yeah.  (UI)
19   UM: (UI) been doing this?
20   MONTAGNA: (UI).
21   GALARDI: Good.
22   MONTAGNA: (UI) good.
23   GALARDI: So is he still, uh, getting
24   transferred?
25   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
26   GALARDI: No shit?  Are they cutting back or?
27   -
28   MONTAGNA: No, actually, he said he's just
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01   transferring because he's been there
02   too long,  like thirteen years or
03   some thing and that, uh, they won't
04   let one guy stay there that, they
05   won't let 'em stay there that long
06   no more.
07   GALARDI: Oh, he's been in Vice that long?
08   MONTAGNA: I think so, that's what he said.
09   Yeah, so they won't let the guy stay
10   in one department too long they
11   starting to meet too many people and
12   they get too many connections so.
13   GALARDI: Oh.
14   BOGART: Are we fucked then?
15   MONTAGNA: No 'cause it looks like it's gonna
16   happen before then.  Everything's
17   gonna get done.  At least Mr. uh
18   Zucchet said so.  I think it's a put
19   up or shut up…
20   GALARDI: (Cough).  There you go.  (Cough)
21   MONTAGNA: Because, uh Russ just told us that,
22   uh, and, and John was telling, Russ
23   and John were both telling us that,
24   uh, Zu--  What Zucchet said wasn't
25   true.
26   GALARDI: (Cough).
27   -
28   MONTAGNA: A police officer can't call and put
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01   it on a, on a committee. No…
02   GALARDI: Oh, they can't?
03   MONTAGNA: No, the Chief of Police could and
04   then he'd have to talk to the Mayor
05   and that's how it would go.  It
06   would to through the Chief of Police
07   to the Mayor and then it would go
08   on.
09   GALARDI: Which ain't never gonna fucking
10   happen.
11   MONTAGNA: No, of course not, and that's why
12   Russ was saying that's bullshit,
13   that's not true.  So, Lance said
14   that Zucchet said that if he
15   couldn't do it he'd put it on the
16   d--  docket himself, so I was like,
17   oh, it's about time.  Put up or shut
18   up.
19   BOGART: You think that, do you think that
20   he's full of shit?
21   MONTAGNA: Zucchet?  I think it, it's make or
22   break time, I mean basically…
23   BOGART: Uh huh.
24   MONTAGNA: …like Mike and I say, if it's not
25   happening by next week it's time for
26   us to step up to the plate and say
27   -
28    something like hey, what the fuck's
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02   (TELEPHONE RINGS)
03   GALARDI: Yeah.
04   MONTAGNA: You know there's something wrong
05   with him he's lying now.
06   GALARDI: Yeah.
07   MONTAGNA: 'Cause he actually lied about the
08   whole thing about Russ uh, being
09   able to get it.  There's no way a
10   cop can call up and…
11   UM: No.
12   MONTAGNA: …like Russ was saying protocol is a
13   cop just can't get up, come up and
14   say, hey, you should put this on
15   the, on the, and the, but, cops
16   don't have that kind of power.
17   BOGART: No.
18   GALARDI: So there, is your, is your, is Russ
19   supposed to meet with these guys or
20   these no reason for him to meet with
21   'em.
22   MONTAGNA: No, there's no reason to, Russ is
23   actually gonna let them all call
24   him.  He's gonna actually have, uh,
25   Lewis, he's already talked to a
26   couple of them already on the phone
27   and he's telling them all the same
28   thing, "You get it there and I will
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01   personally get up there and say it's
02   a good thing."  But like Russ just
03   said tonight is that they have to be
04   real careful 'cause if anybody else
05   from Vice, like Ball or any of the
06   older guys, if any of those guys
07   come up there they're gonna say…
08   (RUSTLING, BACKGROUND NOISES)
09   MONTAGNA: …you know the law's fine the way it
10   is.  So, you want Russ there so what
11   they're gonna ask for is have Lewis,
12   Zucchet, and all the guys ask for
13   Russ.  Say we want Ru--  you know,
14   this is the guy we've been…
15   (DOOR CLOSING)
16   MONTAGNA: …speaking to have him come up and
17   speak to us, and Russ said when he
18   got there he's gonna say this a
19   stupid law.
20   GALARDI: And he won't take any heat from Ball
21   or anybody for that?
22   MONTAGNA: No, no.
23   DINTINO:  Ball's gone.
24   GALARDI: Ball is gone?
25   MONTAGNA: Ball is in another department, but
26   like I said they don't want anybody
27   else from Vice.  They just want him
28   to come up there and say it.  Isn't
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01   that what he's saying today?
02   MALONE: Yeah, that's why I was, I was just
03   wanting to make sure because he was,
04   when he started sayin' "Well, the
05   department's stance is gonna be hey
06   the law's working," you know, uh, so
07   that's what made me nervous.  I
08   said, "Okay, well, first who is
09   gonna be up there and what are they
10   gonna say when they get up there?"
11   He goes, "No, it's gonna be me and
12   I'm gonna say what you guys what me
13   to say."
14   MONTAGNA: Right.
15   GALARDI: Okay.
16   MALONE: I said good, that's all I wanted to
17   know.
18   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
19   GALARDI: Well, now, is Zucchet gonna put it
20   on the docket?
21   MALONE: Yeah.
22   DINTINO: He's gotta get it on the docket and
23   have…
24   MALONE: When he ca--  when he called me the
25   other day he goes, because I thought
26   that, you know, he was gonna be able
27   to get it on the docket…
28   DINTINO: No, no way
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01   MALONE: …I didn't know the politics of it
02   all so he said, "Listen, if he
03   doesn't do it I and willing to do
04   it," he--  he--  he flat out said
05   he'll do it if he has to.  And so,
06   now, what his cover's gonna be is,
07   and he didn't take any of our money
08   so he'll be as clean as a…
09   DINTINO: You got to give him one of these
10   then.
11   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
12   MALONE: …(UI), he's gonna stand up and say…
13   GALARDI: Well, he did take our money.
14   DINTINO: Yeah, he did.  I've given him money,
15   I went to a fundraiser for him
16   myself.
17   MALONE: And he, we, we, went through Tony we
18   get San Diego money.
19   DINTINO: No, we did another one before when,
20   that I went to that you asked me to
21   go to Bu--  Bu--  Busalacchi's.
22   GALARDI: (UI) okay, what's he got to do to
23   get it on the docket?
24   MALONE: So, now I'll call him ta--  uh--
25   tomorrow and tell him get it on the
26   docket.  Well, he's gonna say yes,
27   "Hey, listen, I've got these clubs
28   in my area I want them, I want them
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01   gone.  I want to bring this adult
02   ordinance on, put it on the docket
03   so we can discuss issues that I can
04   help out you know maybe increase the
05   distance or increase more parking
06   things to that effect, those are the
07   things I want to look at."  And just
08   leave the no touching alone so that
09   doesn't make the press.  Then, the
10   day of the meeting, of the big
11   council meeting, Inzunza says,
12   "Listen how is this ordinance going
13   with the no touching, is that
14   working for you?"  Then, he's
15   already prompted.  "Well, really,
16   it's a waste of time, officers are
17   writing tickets, they're getting
18   thrown out already, you know so, I
19   mean, it really doesn't do
20   anything."
21   DINTINO: They've all been thrown out more or
22   less.
23   MALONE: Every one has been thrown out and
24   they're not really doing any thing
25   and then, and then Zucchet will say,
26   "Then let's go back to the way it
27   used to be lewd and lascivious."
28   Great we'll, we, we'll, we'll, we'll
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01   deal with that.
02   GALARDI: Can he, can he get there and say,
03   "Well, it takes a lot of our time
04   going into clubs (UI)."
05   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
06   DINTINO: Yeah, that's what (UI).
07   MONTAGNA: He's gonna say all that.
08   MALONE: (UI).
09   DINTINO: (UI) if they had a, remember when we
10   went to those meeting they used the
11   excuse to raise the price of the
12   dance thing by how many hours they
13   were, that increase the price of how
14   much they were spending on the
15   licensing and why they doubled the
16   licensing fees…
17   GALARDI: Oh, yeah, yeah.
18   DINTINO: …that raise your fees and raise the
19   club fees because they have a b--
20   they, say you got X number of
21   dollars invested in it.  So, that X
22   number of dollars is based on the
23   hours that are spent on doing this.
24   GALARDI: Yeah.
25   DINTINO: So they have to account for their
26   hours, they can't just go willie
27   nillie around and…
28   GALARDI: Yeah.
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01   DINTINO: …they have to account for they're
02   hours they're spending X amount of…
03   GALARDI: But this way they can say, "Hey,
04   this, this, we don't have to spend
05   as much time in the clubs and we go
06   take care of bigger and better
07   things."
08   MALONE: Yeah, well, y--  you know (UI) hey
09   they're still gonna go out there…
10   DINTINO: Yeah.
11   MALONE: …they're still gonna investigate,
12   they're just gonna make sure that
13   there, you know, that there's no
14   prostitution that there's no, you
15   know oral sex going on things that…
16   GALARDI: Yeah.
17   MALONE: …you know really m--  make a
18   difference to a club.
19   GALARDI: Yeah.
20   MALONE: "You know, and then we're finding
21   out that you know, hey, these club
22   owners are really tight on these
23   people because they don't want to
24   lose their license, so they are
25   pretty strict.  You know they're
26   doing a good job in maintaining it
27   so…"
28   GALARDI: He'll say that?
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01   MALONE: He'll say that.
02   GALARDI: But then do we, but do we have the
03   votes?
04   MALONE: Well…
05   GALARDI: To get it changed over.
06   MALONE: …that's, that's, we've got three so
07   far and you know they have their own
08   little friends and…
09   GALARDI: Yeah.
10   MALONE: …you know, but if, if the cop is
11   saying yes to this, it's a slam-
12   dunk.
13   DINTINO: Should be.
14   MONTAGNA: My question is how long is it gonna
15   take Zucchet to put it on there?  I
16   mean is he really gonna do it or is
17   he gonna bullshit us?
18   MALONE: My goal is to have, to have him call
19   and get something on by Friday.
20   DINTINO: Well, here's the…
21   MONTAGNA: Okay.  That's…
22   DINTINO: …he can use this as…
23   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
24   DINTINO: (UI), huh?
25   GALARDI: (UI) call (UI)  You meetin' Lewis
26   and who you meetin' Friday?
27   -
28   MALONE: I--  It was Inzunza but I don't need
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01   to meet with Inzunza now.
02   GALARDI: No?
03   MALONE: No.
04   MONTAGNA: So, you can have Zucchet by Friday
05   and make it…
06   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
07   GALARDI: (UI).
08   MALONE: My goal is to have him make the call
09   to Public Safety by Friday and say,
10   "Listen I want, I, you know, I got
11   these…"
12   GALARDI: Well, just call him in the morning
13   and see if he can do it right then.
14   MALONE: That's it, that's my goal.
15   MONTAGNA: Yeah, 'cause if he's not then he's
16   just dragging his feet or he's
17   postponing us.
18   GALARDI: So, how can we find out if he made
19   the call?
20   MALONE: Oh, we'll know because he's gonna
21   have to call Zucchet, I want Zucchet
22   now to call Russ and say, "Hey, I'm
23   getting this on, I gonna put this
24   ordinance on the, I've got it on the
25   docket right now and, uh, I know
26   that, I think you've been dealing
27   with Ralph Inzunza," and he'll say
28   yes, and that's how they will start
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01   communicating.  So that Russ can now
02   start being more of a player because
03   now Zucchet's saying, "Hey, I--
04   I've spoken to my cou--  one of my
05   colleagues he said he's spoken to
06   you already you've, you've got
07   emails and things to that event,
08   that effect.  What can you do to
09   kinda help me because I want to get
10   of Le--  these--  Les Girls I wanna,
11   you know, increase the distance you,
12   you agree with that?"  Yeah, yeah,
13   yeah now they'll communicate.
14   GALARDI: Okay.
15   MALONE: Then we'll know it's on the docket.
16   GALARDI: Okay, do they actually, is somebody
17   in the City Attorney's Office have
18   to, actually have to write up an
19   ordinance now or not?
20   DINTINO: No, no, no the, the they…  (UI).
21   MALONE: (UI) 'cause all the, yeah they,
22   they, they, they may have to, you
23   know I don't know if they'll have to
24   draft a whole new one, but they're
25   gonna have to draft something that
26   says they're going from a thousand
27   feet and, and John's…
28   DINTINO: (UI) suggest…
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01   MALONE: …suggesting that we go to two
02   thousand.
03   DINTINO: …go to two thousand feet.
04   MALONE: You know…
05   DINTINO: If we have to.
06   MALONE: …and then negotiate from there.
07   GALARDI: Just make it fifteen hundred.
08   DINTINO: Yeah, but what do you care if you
09   have to give up something?
10   GALARDI: Well, what if I want to open up
11   another club one day that's why I
12   said just fifteen hundred.
13   MALONE: All right then we'll stick at
14   fifteen.
15   DINTINO: Plus they say two thousand they cant
16   get away with that cons--  because
17   of the constitutionality of it
18   whatever bullshit so.
19   MALONE: All right so I'll, we'll stick with
20   the, we'll go from a thousand…
21   GALARDI: Fifteen.
22   MALONE: …to fifteen hundred and require more
23   parking.
24   GALARDI: Yeah.
25   MALONE: And that, those are good tags for
26   them…
27   -
28   DINTINO: And go back to lewd and lascivious
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01   conduct.
02   MALONE: But that is not something that
03   they're gonna do right away.  That's
04   something that's gonna happen during
05   the meeting so that…
06   DINTINO: …During the meeting.
07   MALONE: …so that the, the, the media doesn't
08   toy with it in the…
09   DINTINO: And the good thing is Casey Gwinn's
10   getting termed out, the City
11   Attorney.  Now this lady that, that
12   authored this attern--  this thing,
13   this, uh, Mary, Mary (UI) she and
14   Peter Luster have been back and
15   forth, they, she doesn't care
16   either.  She thinks this thing's
17   stupid either she's p--  part of the
18   author of this when she was Deputy
19   City Attorney, she's still Deputy
20   City Attorney.  But the City
21   Attorney being out at, Casey Gwinn
22   her boss, is the one pushing, you
23   know all the time.
24   MALONE: Oh.
25   (Rustling)
26   -
27   -
28   DINTINO: And he's gone aft--  he's the one
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01   that eats breakfast with Christ
02   everyday.
03   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
04   MALONE: We have to hope that Zucchet…
05   GALARDI: Oh, it's a guy?
06   MALONE: …(UI)…
07   DINTINO: Yeah, Casey Gwinn.
08   MALONE: …we have to hope that it's between
09   Zucchet, Lewis, and Inzunza they can
10   muster up two more votes.
11   GALARDI: And you're gonna talk to him about
12   that, "Hey can you get the other
13   votes?"
14   MALONE: Yeah, I--  I--  m, I already talked
15   to Zucchet about fast tracking it
16   and he said there's no problem, so
17   now I just got to get back to him
18   and say, "Listen, just make the
19   phone call for us.  Call the," I
20   think his name is Paul R…
21   GALARDI: Well, you gotta tell him that cops
22   can't make the phone call.
23   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
24   MALONE: Yeah, that's what I'm gonna say.
25   DINTINO: Cops cannot make the phone call,
26   they can't initiate the…
27   MALONE: I'll tell him that…
28   DINTINO: …they can't initiate the…
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01   MALONE: …I'm gonna say (UI)…
02   DINTINO: …initiate asking t--
03   MALONE: …his name is Paul Rivera and he's,
04   he is Man--  what's his name
05   councilman Man--  Mans…
06   GALARDI: Man--  Man, uh, okay…
07   DINTINO: Manacayan (PH).  Brian Mannequin,
08   M--  Brian whatever his name is.
09   MALONE: Yeah, he's one of his aides, but
10   he's also the guy who does the
11   dockets for Public Safety.
12   DINTINO: Oh, he does, okay.
13   MALONE: So, they all know him and they…
14   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
15   MALONE: …get along with him so…
16   DINTINO: Brian Mannequin is the guy, okay.
17   GALARDI: So, he just makes the call and says,
18   hey, I want to get on the docket for
19   next month?
20   DINTINO: Want to discuss this, these, these
21   issues.
22   MALONE: Yeah, and, and, and he's gonna say
23   because it's important can you
24   please speed it up.  And then
25   they'll, they'll understand that's
26   it's an important issue for him lets
27   speed it up.
28   DINTINO: But you don't think he should have
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01   this in front of him?
02   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
03   GALARDI: So, it will come up thirty days?
04   MONTAGNA: So, it will come up in thirty days?
05   MALONE:  That's my guess (UI)…
06   GALARDI: (UI) come up in thirty days.
07   MALONE: …we, we, we, might  (UI) have to
08   'cause…
09   DINTINO: Give it to him anyway Lance.  Do me
10   a favor and give it to him.
11   MALONE: Okay, yeah no I'll, I'm happy to,
12   yeah 'cause, you know h--  h--  h--
13   he…
14   DINTINO: 'Cause this is written by San Diego
15   Police Department.
16   MALONE: Maybe he'll look at it.
17   DINTINO: That's written by San Diego police
18   Department in ninety-six.
19   MALONE: But…
20   GALARDI: What about now if, if…
21   (THUMPING)
22   GALARDI: …Russ does leave and we don't get
23   this law passed…
24   (GIGGLING)
25   (DOOR CLOSING)
26   MALONE: Scared the shit out of her.
27   -
28   GALARDI: …can his guy above him help us
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01   still?
02   MONTAGNA: We're gonna have to get some help
03   from whoever Russ leaves behind in
04   that department, he's got to be in
05   that department.  So we've gotta
06   have another guy coming in so we're
07   gonna have a little break between
08   the two, we'll have to get Russ to
09   give me a new connection and, you
10   know, start to go out for lunch with
11   him.  (UI) a new personality, it's
12   gonna be pretty rough.
13   GALARDI: Yeah, I think so.
14   MONTAGNA: So it would be better to get the law
15   passed…
16   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
17   GALARDI: Well, yeah.
18   MONTAGNA: …before that happens.
19   GALARDI: Yeah, no (UI).
20   DINTINO: It will be a fucking nightmare (UI)…
21   MALONE: (UI) I don't even want, I don't even
22   want to think about it.
23   DINTINO: …shit sandwich.
24   MONTAGNA: I mean to, to open up the door like
25   this is just kinda…
26   -
27   -
28   MALONE: Well, he didn't know that it was
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01   gonna be, he doesn't know if his
02   guys…
03   GALARDI: If this guy goes to the city
04   councilman.
05   MALONE: It could be two months, it could be
06   six months, I mean he doe--  Russ
07   doesn't really know exactly, you
08   know, he just doesn't know.
09   DINTINO: He knows it's coming.
10   MALONE: I just don't want to take the chance
11   that it's thirty days I gotta get
12   this shit done now.  We gotta just
13   get it over with.  You just gotta…
14   DINTINO: And once it's done…
15   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
16   DINTINO: …then we can live with lewd and
17   lascivious fine.
18   MALONE: I feel confident that these guys are
19   gonna stick up for us.  They're
20   gonna, they're gonna stand up and
21   they're gonna take care of us.
22   DINTINO: Even if we can live with lewd and
23   lascivious then, you know doing the
24   same thing we're doing now that
25   would even be better.  That'd be
26   cat's ass.
27   -
28   MONTAGNA: Why wouldn't they stick up for us,
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01   why wouldn't they?
02   MALONE: No, no they, they…
03   GALARDI: He thinks they will.
04   MALONE: I mean, you were there with…
05   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
06   MALONE: …I mean you, you heard them both I
07   mean I--  Inzunza's not the type to
08   blow shit up your (UI) he's just,
09   he'll just tell you how it is, and
10   that's how he is.  Zucchet I don't
11   know well enough,
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16   MONTAGNA: You think they're gonna if they
17   don't you think they're looking for
18   this, you think they're looking for
19   more of this?
20   MALONE: Who?
21   GALARDI: Who?
22   MALONE: Who?  Um?
23   MONTAGNA: The, the, the guys, our guys.
24   MALONE: Councilmen?
25   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
26   -
27   -
28   MALONE: No, because I mean we've never given
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01   them anything illegal we've always
02   given them…
03   MONTAGNA: No, I mean is he gonna be looking
04   for more is what I said, more.
05   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
06   GALARDI: Well, they know we're gonna be there
07   for them next election.
08   MALONE: Yeah, we, we told 'em, and they
09   know…
10   DINTINO: And…
11   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
12   DINTINO: …if you have to do something (UI)
13   because there's one right across the
14   street I went down there.
15   MALONE: In fact, I told them, I told (UI).
16   GALARDI: How 'bout Lewis, do you think he'll
17   be there for us?  (UI)
18   MALONE: Lewis?  Well, I already spoke to
19   Charles.  Charles is like, "Lance,
20   I'm on board, whatever you need me
21   to do I'm on board."
22   DINTINO: Yeah, he…
23   MALONE: So it's, the whole, the whole
24   purpose of tomorrow's breakfast
25   meeting…
26   (RUSTLING)
27   -
28   MALONE: …was because I thought we'd bring
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01   a--  a cop there but now I
02   understand what Russ is say, "Hey,
03   you know, you're going to be going
04   to a popular breakfast location…"
05   GALARDI: Yeah.
06   MALONE: "…and I don't know if I really want
07   to be seen 'cause if you I—"  so
08   what I'm gonna do is I've got Russ's
09   number so tomorrow morning at nine
10   o'clock I'm gonna say to Charles,
11   "Call, here's the--  here's my phone
12   call him and just say, 'Hey, I'm
13   Councilmen Charles Lewis, uh,
14   there's been some discussion with
15   Ralph Inzunza about the adult
16   ordinances, how is that coming along
17   and, you know, if I have any
18   questions down the road may I call
19   you?'"
20   GALARDI: Good.
21   MALONE: Make it simple, short and sweet…
22   DINTINO: Now tomorrow there is that meeting
23   at two o'clock, five o'clock where
24   Zu--  where Zucchet's trying to
25   retire his (UI).
26   MALONE: I already spoke to him and he said
27   that he didn't want our money…
28   (TELEPHONE RINGS)
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01   DINTINO: Okay.
02   MALONE: …he said that, uh, he--  you know,
03   'cause…
04    (TELEPHONE RINGS)
05   MALONE: …we've already contributed; he's
06   going after the guys who contributed
07   to his opponent.
08   GALARDI: Yeah.
09   MALONE: And he's gonna make them step up to
10   the plate.
11   GALARDI: 'Cause I guess Milch is gonna be
12   there with the other clown, the
13   crippled fuck.
14   DINTINO: Yeah.  That's at his office.
15   MALONE: It's at his office so.
16   DINTINO: At his office again.  But, I just
17   want to you know, if anybody wanted
18   to go, I'll go and give him one of
19   these too.  I made extra copies of
20   this thing, but I if it's not, if
21   you don't think it's necessary I
22   won't do it.  But that gives him,
23   that's written by the San Diego
24   Police Department.
25   MALONE: Well, if, if, if you're go there
26   tomorrow…
27   -
28   DINTINO: I'm not going to unless he wants me
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01   to.
02   MALONE: …well yeah don't, don't give him any
03   money…
04   DINTINO: Ah…
05   MALONE: …just go and say, "Hey, I'm, I'm, I
06   work with Lance Malone and Lance
07   wanted me to give this to you."
08   GALARDI: I thought he had got one of those,
09   those guys?
10   DINTINO: I've given, I--  I don't know if I
11   gave it to…
12   MALONE: (UI) Zucchet just got elected so he
13   just took office.
14   DINTINO: Zucchet didn't get one…
15   GALARDI: In December.
16   DINTINO: ..and I don't, and I guarantee
17   Zucchet didn't get one…
18   MALONE: That's what I'm saying.
19   DINTINO: …but if you're gonna give him that
20   tomorrow…
21   MALONE: No I won't see Zucchet.  I, I'll
22   give this to Charles Lewis…
23   DINTINO: Oh, okay.
24   MALONE: …and if you can give one, just go
25   there…
26   DINTINO: On behalf of…
27   -
28   MALONE: …don't give any money and just say,
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01   "Hey, I'm friends with Lance
02   Malone."
03   DINTINO: No, I work, I'm California Cabaret.
04   I've been there before because of
05   that stuff.
06   MALONE: Yeah, but just make sure you mention
07   my name because I mean dude we've
08   been…
09   GALARDI: Why don't we just tell Peter to give
10   him one.
11   DINTINO: All right, I can take care of that.
12   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
13   DINTINO: (UI).
14   UM: So when's your guy leave?
15   MONTAGNA: Leave what?
16   MALONE: He doesn't know.
17   DINTINO: He don't know.  (UI).
18   GALARDI: He don't know.  (UI).
19   MALONE: It could be thirty days,  could be
20   six months.
21   DINTINO: Thirty days could be six months,
22   could be six weeks…
23   MALONE: (UI).
24   DINTINO: He just knows it's gonna happen.
25   MALONE: But we have got to get it done.
26   GALARDI: Why won't Ralph call and put it on
27   the docket?  Because…
28   MALONE: Well, it's…
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01   DINTINO: He doesn't have any things in his
02   district, but Zucchet's got…
03   MALONE: Well, no, see Ralph w--  he's, he's…
04   DINTINO: Taken our money.
05   MALONE: …taken our money from Vegas.
06   GALARDI: Oh.
07   MALONE: Charles took money from Vegas so
08   they, they had a big play of it…
09   GALARDI: Yeah.
10   MALONE: …where Zucchet hasn't…
11   GALARDI: Yeah.
12   MALONE: Zucchet's got an issue he's got
13   these in his cl--  in his…
14   DINTINO: Three clubs in his district.
15   MALONE: …district right now.
16   GALARDI: (UI) what he's doing is he's gonna
17   shut them down…
18   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
19   DINTINO: No, no, but he wants them (UI).
20   MALONE: Gonna make it tougher as to adult
21   (UI).
22   GALARDI: I see.
23   DINTINO: Open the door.
24   MALONE: He's gonna say, "Listen I, I want to
25   put this on the docket because…"
26   (Rustling)
27   -
28   MALONE: "…I wanna, is there some way, some
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01   how we can get rid of these guys, if
02   not I want to make sure I don't get
03   any more so increase it by fifteen
04   hundred, put m--  require more
05   parking and get me on the docket so
06   we can discuss this, this issue."
07   GALARDI: Will Russ get the guy that's gonna
08   get up and talk.
09   MONTAGNA: Uh huh.
10   MALONE: Russ is the guy.
11   UM: How you doing?
12   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
13   MONTAGNA: And Russ told him pretty much that…
14   GALARDI: Does he need permission from his
15   boss to do it or?
16   MONTAGNA: No he doesn't.
17   UM: (UI) you think.
18   MALONE: (UI) our councilmen…
19   MONTAGNA: (UI) a call for him.
20   MALONE: (UI) hey, Russ I'd like to (UI)
21   right.
22   DINTINO: (UI) response…
23   MONTAGNA: Uh huh.  But then they say that they
24   need the guy that they've been in
25   contact with.
26   GALARDI: His Captain's not gonna know what
27   the fuck he's doing?
28   MONTAGNA: No, no.
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01   GALARDI: No?
02   MONTAGNA: No.  There's nothing wrong with him
03   getting up and speaking as long as
04   he's already been in contact with
05   them.
06   UM: Every (UI).
07   MONTAGNA: That's what he's telling us.  As
08   long as he's been in contact with…
09   MALONE: (UI) Zucchet's gonna say, hey,
10   listen…
11   (CONVERSATION BETWEEN MALONE AND GALARDI IS UI)
12   GALARDI: He doesn't have to get permission
13   from his boss to get up there?
14   MONTAGNA: No.  That's a pers--  that's his
15   opinion, they're just asking for his
16   opinion.  He's not making a, a, a
17   statement that's saying anything
18   wrong.
19   GALARDI: So, they're not gonna be pissed off
20   that a laws getting changed?
21   MONTAGNA: No, I don't think so.
22   DINTINO: (UI).
23   MONTAGNA: No.  I think they'll just be, I
24   don't think they're really gonna
25   know that Russ is even did any
26   talking up there, personally, I
27   -
28    think Russ is counting on that.
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01   Like Russ told him tonight though…
02   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION BETWEEN DINTINO AND BOGART)
03   DINTINO: When?
04   MONTAGNA: …I'll work for you what ever you
05   need me to do.
06   BOGART: A couple Wednesdays from now.
07   MONTAGNA: He's okay with that.
08   DINTINO: But no food?
09   BOGART: No food (UI).
10   GALARDI: And I'll just hope that Zucchet gets
11   this on.  Which you think he will.
12   MONTAGNA: (UI)
13   BOGART: Not in the back, the music's in the
14   very back?
15   MONTAGNA: Yeah, Russ was pretty clear tonight.
16   GALARDI: (UI) call right when you get out,
17   hey, can you call right now and get
18   it on.
19   MALONE: Just call and just say…
20   BOGART: Yeah, we can take a restriction like
21   that.
22   MALONE: That's my goal to get on, to get on
23   a docket…  (CLAPPING) …you know, at
24   least have the call made so that we
25   get on the docket by, you know,
26   however, you know, I don't know
27   they…
28   GALARDI: How will it be, how will it be
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01   listed on the docket?
02   MALONE: It will just be, it'll just be oth--
03   other ordinance.
04   DINTINO: (UI) get a permit for it.
05   MONTAGNA: And we should be able to find out
06   how soon if it's on the, that it's
07   on the docket?
08   BOGART: Yeah,  (UI) three hundred bucks,
09   five hundred bucks or something like
10   that.
11   MALONE: I will make sure that he starts
12   calling Russ right away, once it
13   gets on the docket so that he can
14   say, "Hey, you know I need some help
15   on these issues."
16   MONTAGNA: Okay. (UI).
17   DINTINO: Oh, okay I want (UI) money out of
18   it.  (UI)
19   MONTAGNA: So, Russ will be called up for that
20   day to come up and talk.
21   MALONE: Hey, he'll, he'll, he'll, hey, I'm,
22   I'm, I'm, all I just I'll, I'll tell
23   Zucchet, "Call Russ and tell him
24   that uh, 'Hey, we're on the docket
25   now for this date I need, I need
26   some information, what do you think
27   -
28     about these issues.'"  And then Russ
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01   will say, "Yeah perfect."
02   BOGART: By our own right?
03   MONTAGNA: Sounds good.
04   MALONE: 'Cause Russ will know and we'll have
05   him call you and you call us (UI)
06   MONTAGNA: Okay, and I'll pick you up tomorrow
07   morning at the hotel.  Uh, Seven
08   fifteen or something.
09   MALONE: Seven fifteen.
10   MONTAGNA: Seven fifteen okay, give it, keep
11   your cell phone on so when I come
12   out (UI).
13   DINTINO: (UI) I told him I said we could get
14   it (UI) we (UI) I'd rather pay
15   somebody else three or four thousand
16   we'd have to pay the attorney.
17   GALARDI: Are you going to breakfast?
18   MONTAGNA: Yeah.
19   GALARDI: You are, you are?
20   MONTAGNA: Uh huh.
21   BOGART: Did he say, okay, I'll look into it
22   or…
23   DINTINO: (UI) you know it's pretty, it's a
24   slam-dunk when you go to a hearing
25   (UI)…
26   MONTAGNA: I just want to talk to Charles
27   myself, for, for Russ so I can tell
28   Russ what he said and what he's
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01   basically gonna be supporting us.
02   This way Russ knows, it's more worth
03   people know Russ is on your side and
04   supporting him the more confident he
05   feels.
06   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
07   MALONE: And it's kinda nice having you there
08   because then you get, you get a feel
09   of what they're saying as well.
10   MONTAGNA: Exactly, I (UI).
11   MALONE: And you got a good idea.  These two
12   last, last week were totally in
13   favor, yea, "Listen, we understand
14   whatever you need Lance we're
15   there."  Zucchet just said that,
16   "It's just hard for me to believe
17   the cops are going to say this," and
18   that's why I thought, well, if I can
19   meet with Russ and Zucchet where he
20   could say, Russ could say, "Yeah,
21   you know I got no problem with it,"
22   and Zucchet's like, "I'm on board."
23   But then I, when I talked to him
24   yesterday he's like, "Lance, whether
25   he does it or not I'll do it."
26   GALARDI: Zucchet said that?
27   MALONE: Yes.
28   DINTINO: And Mike will help him out by tryin'
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01   to buy those fucking shit holes…
02   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
03   MALONE: And yeah and I'll tell that (UI) if
04   you don't mind…
05   (OVERLAPPING CONVERSATION)
06   DINTINO: And one little girl that works (UI)…
07   Brittany (UI) down in the Body Shop
08   (UI) fucking  buy 'em (UI)…
09   MALONE: …I'm just gonna go hey my guy is
10   trying to get it so that you know
11   he'll, he'll, he'll do something
12   else with it.  It's, it's a crap
13   hole they're not (UI).
14   DINTINO: (UI).
15   BOGART: (UI) charge you (UI).
16   GALARDI: (UI) but at least fix 'em up, and
17   make a nice place.
18   MALONE: Yeah he'll take the sign, you know,
19   the big sign, I guess there's a big
20   sign up that irritates him, he'll
21   take the big sign down…
22   GALARDI: Change, change the name and make it
23   a nice place.
24   DINTINO: …down the line.
25   MONTAGNA: And I'll deliver your message to
26   Charles Lewis tomorrow, too,
27   personal message.
28   GALARDI: Okay.
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01   MONTAGNA: Do it or else.  (LAUGHING)
02   GALARDI: No shit.  If we get to that.  I
03   mean, you know, I hope it don't ever
04   come to that but, it might huh?  No,
05   I don't think it would, you got a
06   good relationship with him.
07   MALONE: (UI) get alcohol?
08   MONTAGNA: No.
09   MALONE: Other stuff.
10   GALARDI: Yeah, (UI) yeah.
11   DINTINO: All right (UI) I'm here.
12   MALONE: Yeah.
13   DINTINO: (UI) people like that (UI).
14   GALARDI: Yeah, you know, come on, you know
15   we're still gonna be here for you,
16   gonna be there for you forever.
17   DINTINO: Got a lot of, lot of, lot of…
18   GALARDI: Change this law and keep it that
19   way.
20   MALONE: A lot of contacts in San Diego now
21   that, you know, you don't have to
22   give you the Vegas money we can
23   always just give you as much as you
24   need just from San Diego.
25   GALARDI: Yeah, and say, hey, you know…  cash
26   is still there too, buddy.  So, if
27   you want to throw that out (UI).
28   DINTINO: Russ brought up tonight retirement
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01   stuff, when he first sat down or
02   before you got there about working
03   after he gets out of (UI).
04   GALARDI: Yeah, well, hell yeah, fuck yeah, we
05   owe the guy big time, man.
06   Definitely.
07   DINTINO: Give him the job as your political
08   consultant.  The guy you got now is
09   shit.
10   GALARDI: No shit.
11   MONTAGNA: You two guys, unbelievable.
12   MALONE: You got shit bigger than me.
13   GALARDI: You don't get this law changed
14   you're gonna be hurting financially,
15   Lance.
16   MONTAGNA: (LAUGHING)
17   GALARDI: 'Cause this isn't really that hard
18   of a thing to do.
19   DINTINO: Nah, I wouldn't think it would be, I
20   mean, I could do it.
21   MONTAGNA: The tension's getting a little deep
22   in here for me, guys, I'm gonna take
23   off (LAUGHING)  I can, you guys,
24   I'll see you in the morning, buddy.
25   Hey, see you later, buddy.
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  01   Date: 01/10/2002
  02   Time: 11:28 a.m.
  03   Telephone Number: 702-210-5300
  04   Subscriber: Rosemary Palacios
  05   Incoming call: 619-743-5366
  06   Subscriber: Jennifer Bates
  07   Participants: LANCE MALONE
  08    JENNIFER BATES
  09   Notation: Unintelligible (UI)
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06   BATES: So, like, there's a lot going on
07   with the Padres kind of.
08   MALONE; Well, keep Charles and George and
09   all those guys out of that mix.
10   BATES: I know.  So, I wanted to like send
11   you some envelopes, so should I mail
12   them to you in Las Vegas, or are you
13   going to be here.
14   MALONE: Uh you know, I might be up there
15   Wednesday.
16   BATES: Okay.  Do you wanna um.
17   MALONE: So, hold onto 'em and then what I
18   can do.
19   BATES: Okay.
20   MALONE: Now, do you talk to George about it?
21   BATES: Yeah.
22   MALONE: And he knows where the money's
23   coming from?
24   BATES: Yeah, we thought it would be a good
25   idea, 'cause if anything it'll
26   probably lessen the blow to Charles,
27   you know, that he took.
28   MALONE: Oh, okay, right.
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01   BATES: No, I, I think it's fine.
02   MALONE: Okay.
03   BATES: And George said he'd, yeah, it, uh
04   it's, he's not, yeah, he, well,
05   'cause he know, he knows you from.
06   MALONE: Yeah, yeah, I've met him before.
07   BATES: 'Member all your meetings.
08   MALONE: Yeah, nice man.
09   BATES: .and stuff before?  So.
10   MALONE: Yeah.
11   BATES: Yeah, he's like okay, you know, but
12   we have this like dippy fund raiser,
13   but we're getting rid of her.  She
14   like, is like, "I keep calling this
15   guy Mike Beezley."  I go, "Don't
16   call him, please."  (LAUGHS)
17   MALONE: Yeah, no, (UI) everything.
18   BATES: I'm like, "He doesn't even," I go,
19   "He doesn't even know why you're
20   calling him."  I go, "Don't call
21   these people," I said, "Their
22   employer like collected the checks
23   and it's handled through their
24   employer, you know what I mean?"
25   And she's like "Ohhhhhhh, like."
26   MALONE: Yeah, we just have, like, an
27   internal fund raiser.  We have
28   everybody come and bring a check and
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01   for two hundred and fifty and, so,
02   it's okay to (SPEAKING
03   SIMULTANEOUSLY).
04   BATES: Yeah, yeah, and then we have like
05   uh.
06   MALONE: .okay to have five thousand in, in
07   Las Vegas checks.
08   BATES: Yeah, but we, and we have a
09   different um limit, see, we could
10   just take up to three thousand from
11   a business.  They don't have to be
12   personal.
13   MALONE: Oh, you can?
14   BATES: Yeah.
15   MALONE: Okay.
16   BATES: So, that might make it easier.
17   MALONE: So, would you like three thousand
18   and, and from a business?
19   BATES: Yeah.
20   MALONE: Okay, I'll just bring you a check uh
21   if I come up Wednesday, I'll just
22   bring you three grand.
23   BATES: Okay, that would be good.
24   MALONE: Okay, I'll call you on your cell?
25   BATES: Okay, yeah.
26   MALONE: Yeah, I'll know, I'll know uh
27   Tuesday.  Tuesday, if, if I'm going,
28   and if I'm not then I'll, I'll make
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01   sure that whoever goes, um they
02   bring the check so we can give it to
03   George.
04   BATES: Okay, yeah.
05   MALONE: .uh to re-- tur--  to elect George
06   Stevens.
07   BATES: Uh huh just like Stevens for
08   Assembly?
09   MALONE: Stevens for Assembly.
10   BATES: Mm hm.
11   MALONE: I, I'll take care of it.
12   BATES: Okay.  Okay, thanks Lance.
13   MALONE: Okay, you're sure welcome, Jen.
14   BATES: Okay.
15   MALONE: I'll talk to you later.
16   BATES: Okay.  Bye.
17   MALONE: Bye-bye.
18   (END OF CONVERSATION)