Folks, I'm going to go immediately live to a press conference with Johnny Ray and the Police Commission of Suffolk County, Rodney Harrison.

The city, Oklahoma.

That witness clearly recalls being picked up.

She was a streetwalker.

She gets picked up by Rex Ewerman.

He, in Queens.

And he drives, I think, near the big center there in Queens, and he drives her into a park in flushing, where he makes her keep her head down at all times, commit oral sex, and then he has a pistol in his hand and tells her, get out of the car,

or I'm going to kill you.

And don't do anything except what I tell you to do or I'm going to kill you.

So she gets out of the car, and he tells her, before she does, he tells her, I want you to pick up another person another customer she gets out of the car

and immediately pulls up a another SUV and a man driving it an african-american man and the

the guy that picks her up is white and she gets in the other guy's car. And the driver, Rex Uriman,

follows the car. They go. Finally, get out of the car because she panics and pulls the wheel

because she sees a cop car coming. So the cop sees them go jaggedy off the road, and the cop stops them.

The cop then goes back, talks to Rex and the other driver who gets out and walks back.

The cop comes back and tells her, lady, if you want to make a complaint, you have to go to the precinct and drives away.

That's her story.

She also has no reason. She refuses to come forward. She refuses to

have herself identified. I know her name. I know her address. I've given it to the police.

They're aware of it. And presumably they're investigating it. You see the pattern. There's a pattern of

a guy who likes to play kind of sporting games with the sex workers,

chases them, haunts them, hunts them.

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