Mr. HUBERT. 5097?
Sergeant STEELE. Yes, sir; paragraph No. 7, says that I did not have
knowledge of security measures in effect in the police building. I had
knowledge that there was some type of pass required, but this was my
first contact with it, and it was being handled by the other sergeant,
so, consequently, I didn't know too much about what was required to
enter the basement, but I knew that the men on the checkpoint did know
what they were supposed to be checking for. And the next paragraph says
I had not seen Ruby in approximately 2 years. I'd say probably more
like 3 years when I was a jail sergeant.
Mr. HUBERT. Any other corrections or additions you wish to make?
Sergeant STEELE. No.
Mr. HUBERT. Now, so that the record may show that we are talking about
the same document would you put your name below mine where it appears
and your initials below mine where they appear on the second page. Your
name there.
Sergeant STEELE. Just sign my name right here?
Mr. HUBERT. That's right; and just put your initials on the bottom.
Sergeant STEELE. Down here?
Mr. HUBERT. Yes; and then the other single documents just sign your
name below mine. All right, sir. Thank you very much.