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The videos you're about to watch are horrendous.

They are exceptionally difficult to see. If I were not required to release them on the Inspection of Public Records Act, I would not.

One thing I want to see on the record is that Officer Hernandez did nothing wrong.

It could have happened to any of us including me. The first video

you will see is the surveillance video from the property. It will track Silvazzi

sees the police unit at the intersection and then moves to the canopy to wait for Officer Hernandez.

He deliberately placed himself there to ambush Jonah.

The second video is Officer Hernandez's body camera.

The video starts when he's at the intersection of Valley and Amador.

Viewer discretion is advised.

Welcome, listener.

I'm glad you're here.

Take a seat next to the fire.

Welcome to Obscura, where we shine a light on the dark. So, February 11th, 2004, 24 49 p.m. last cruise 24, 449 PM, Las Cruces-New Mexico.

Officer Jonah Hernandez is responding to a trespassing call on the 300 block of South Valley Drive. The property has a history of vandalism,

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