So I said, hey, can you send this off to the FBI, the J-Rick, the joint regional intelligence

center?

And see if they can get this translated and less known if this is something that we need

to be concerned about.

So he takes it and give it to him and it's a couple days later, I'm like, hey, have you

got anything back yet?

He goes, no, let me call him and see what's going on.

So he finds out they call him and they say, yeah, it's a snippet from an ISIL website

and it roughly translated, it says, danger, danger, beware, beware.

So I'm like, okay, maybe, you know, but they say, yeah, it's nothing to be worried about.

Don't worry about it.

So like, all right.

So I said, hey, send one of our TLO officers down there, have them take a report and so

we can just document the fact that and what we did on this and stuff like that.

So flash forward several days, I can't remember exactly how many days it is, but we, we

would post, we would host, you know, some Chinese police officers, usually about 30 of them

would come to our station and we'd tell them up, you know, policing in the United States

and the San Bernardino and stuff like that.

So we're in that and we're on a break and I go walking down to my office and I'm sitting

in my office doing something and one of my captains walks in and he says, hey, there's

some shots heard down in the south side of the city.

Now when I say that San Bernardino earlier is a very busy city, there is the south in

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