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    On Jan. 17, 2008, the disciplinary board approved a stipulation for discipline reprimanding Eugene lawyer C. Michael Arnold for violating RPC 8.4(a)(2) (commit a criminal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer’s honesty, trustworthiness or fitness as a lawyer in other respects). Arnold was the prosecutor for the City of Florence at a hearing in which a minor pled guilty to driving under the influence of intoxicants and entered into a diversion agreement. Arnold subsequently contacted the minor, ostensibly for the purpose of checking up on her, and suggested that they meet. Arnold drove the minor to a restaurant and purchased two glasses of wine for her in violation of ORS 471.410(2), which prohibits anyone, other than a parent or guardian, from selling, giving or otherwise making available any alcoholic liquor to a person under the age of 21.

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    On Jan. 17, 2008, the disciplinary board approved a stipulation for discipline reprimanding Eugene lawyer C. Michael Arnold for violating RPC 8.4(a)(2) (commit a criminal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer’s honesty, trustworthiness or fitness as a lawyer in other respects). Arnold was the prosecutor for the City of Florence at a hearing in which a minor pled guilty to driving under the influence of intoxicants and entered into a diversion agreement. Arnold subsequently contacted the minor, ostensibly for the purpose of checking up on her, and suggested that they meet. Arnold drove the minor to a restaurant and purchased two glasses of wine for her in violation of ORS 471.410(2), which prohibits anyone, other than a parent or guardian, from selling, giving or otherwise making available any alcoholic liquor to a person under the age of 21.

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    On Jan. 17, 2008, the disciplinary board approved a stipulation for discipline reprimanding Eugene lawyer C. Michael Arnold for violating RPC 8.4(a)(2) (commit a criminal act that reflects adversely on the lawyer’s honesty, trustworthiness or fitness as a lawyer in other respects). Arnold was the prosecutor for the City of Florence at a hearing in which a minor pled guilty to driving under the influence of intoxicants and entered into a diversion agreement. Arnold subsequently contacted the minor, ostensibly for the purpose of checking up on her, and suggested that they meet. Arnold drove the minor to a restaurant and purchased two glasses of wine for her in violation of ORS 471.410(2), which prohibits anyone, other than a parent or guardian, from selling, giving or otherwise making available any alcoholic liquor to a person under the age of 21.

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    ‘CASE NUMBER: 07-050439 Pace F or 22 CRIMES: | Official Misconduct Kirst Degree Providing Alcoholic Liquor to a Minor vicro: | i SUSPECT: Craig Michael Amold | AKA Michael Amold MENTIONED: Maury Sanders, Chief, Florence Police Department Tom Siewell, Detective, Florence Police Department Tom Spicknall, Sergeant, Oregon State Police, Springfield Andy Kenyon, Detective, Oregon State Police, Springfield Bob Lane, Assistant District Attomey, Lane County District Attomey's Office Floyd Prozanski, Attomey for City of Florence and Oregon Senator Douglass Harcelroad, District Attomey, Lane County District Attomey’s Office Jeff Proulx, Sergeant, Oregon State Police, Central Point Megan McKillop, Manager, Driftwoud Shores Resort Geri Hauck, Driftwood Shores Resort Executive Offices Josh Moulin, Scrgoant, Central Point Police Department 541-664-5578 and 423-1315 Glen Spencer, Forensic Scientist, Oregon State Police Crime Lab Brandon Bloomfield, Detective, Medford Police Department 994-6612 and 423-1315 SUMMARY: ‘Michael Amnold was hired to temporusily fill in for Floyd Prozanski as the City Prosecutor! Amold handled a DUI case in which a the defendant. was 18 years old and became assol Id when she went through a diversion on her DUI, During the court process, Amol ea gggronal relationchip withiINNNINIMIN. After the court process, Amold and hada relationship which resulted in them going to a restaurant together and served aloghol. Amold assisted in providing the alcohol to NY, Amold used position as|a prosecutor to his own benefit in his relationship with ACTION TAKEN: On February 14", I was assigned this case. Imet with Bob Lane, Sergeant Spicknall and Detective Kenyon and obtained information an the case. | received a letter from ‘Douglass Harcelroad, requesting the State Police conduct this investigation. Treceived copies eae Police Department reports on the original DUII arrest and Detective Or ova de SoMa patbesstrs §— Lt360 Leaz/tz/s0 | ‘CASE NUMBER: 07-080439 race /? of 22 Siewell’s investigation into this report. I received a phone cull frum Chief Sanders, who said he had ome evidence in the case. On February 20, 2007, Detective Kenyon and I contacted as onc am (B= We spoke with MEM privatcly. IMME saw a photograph of Michael Amold as opened my folder, She said it was the same man she knew as Michael Amold. She said she first met him in court when she appeared on her DUI. The court hearing had been rescheduled twice and she came in on the 23" of January, 20U7 for her appearance, Michael Arhold asked her to go out into the hall and speak with him. He asked about her employment and she told him she had just got laid uff Gum the Bridgewater Restaurant. He told her bhe should ask for a fine reduction. He told her she was the youngest person. in the court rout aud if she had any questions, o ask hima. He told her it was importact to complete the requirements of the Diversion because it can ruin your life if you don’t follow through. At the end of the conversation, he commented about her shoes. He said hhe had the same kind of shoes a while back, when he was younger. SHMBBMMB sais they went back into the court room. Then he called her out into the hall a second time. He asked who she was in the car with. She told him it she was with an under age person, MEMS and it was a big mistake. She was 17. Figg had already been to court. Then he asked her where there was a good place to eat, He was talking about other|thinys, which she did not recall, but which were unrelated to her court proceeding) MINN was just nodding and tried to shake it off because she wanted to get ‘back in the fourt room so she did not miss something important for her case. There Was no discussign about her getting an attorney. She had already made her decision to do the diversion. She knew she was eligible for it. She had seen a court prepared presentation from the judge. She knew she would be pleading guilty and getting a fine of about $367 and a one year suspension. Michael Amold asked her what kind of car she was driving. WRB said she had no idea why he asked her about the car. He luuked at the paper work and said she was diversion eligible. She did not think much about his conversation. ‘She was worried about what she was doing and did not care about his conversation ‘Michael Arnold did not offer to change anything or give her any special deals. SE said she was kind of confused about why he pulled her ont into the hall so much and was not doing i{ with anyone else. There were about 20 to25 people in the courtroom. They were there for NUIT, being in bar fights and possession of marijuana. Judge Brissenden was presiding and she saw others doing diversions. One was a friend of hers, RRM wise phone ube is WB 2c the court sent her to the Police Department to be finger printed and have her picture taken. During this time, Michae] Amold came out into the hall and asked her if ‘everything|was okay. Then he spoke with TMNT in the hall. “GIN came back into the vourt room and told che wondered what was going on with Michael ‘Amold because he kept talking to I (ME said the court was held on Tuesday. She left the following weekend, Saturday, January 27}, and went to friend's house in NNN. On Sunday, January 28%, she went fo to take care of her grandmother at her aunt’s house. On Sunday, January 28", i TT a9va dd SNOT POLPLESTDS = LT:68 caaz/Iz/90 | @ e CASE SER: 07-050499 pace ll or 22 she checked her My Space account, using her grandmother's computer. Michael Asnold found her on My Space, NMINEMI read a message from him, which said words similar to, “Ms! Itsays on your profile that you go to a concert every month. So I either saw you at the Tech Nine Concert last Friday night at the McDonald Theater or it was in Cowt on Tuesday. Small world.” INNINNI said her My Space profile only has her fist name, “ "but no last name is shown, He already knew her last name. It shows her photogrpph, lied to his message and said, “No, I didn’t go to the concert. I missed it. Yeah, [was in court on Tuesday.” mz sail over the next week, while she was still at her aunt's house, she and Micliael Amold seng Email messages back and forth to each other. She only checked her messages about once per day and responded to his messages. They talked about the band. They talked about music and sports. He said he was on a ranch in INL. They talked about stuff he did. The conversation was all boring ta this point, There was probably a inessage every day. She deleted all the messages. She used her grandmother's computer, which was the older one. Her aunt's newer computer just came and was not being used yet. | MH ait, after a weok at her aunt’s house, from Sunday through the following Saturday, February 3°, she returned home (o INN. Three days later, which was on Tuesday, February 6", she got a phone call. A man said words similar to, “This is Mike Amold. I called to check up on you. You staying out of trouble?” And, “I am going to ‘Ue in court today, Juvenile Court. Would you like to meet up later?” EEE said she was not doing anything, so, okay. Michael mold said words similar to, “I'll call you back in alittle bit.” About 4:00, the phone rang and SF answered it. SNF gave (RN the phone and said, “Why the hell is he calling you?” HIININI said, "Thave no idea." It was Michael Amold, He said he was going to be getting out of court in.a few hours. He gid not have any plans for dinner and asked her it she was interested. asked if he liked Mexican food. He said yes. She said “Aztlan’s at 7:30?" He said okay. —_ said she called her friend, N08 ot GEG and told him what was Boing on. She wean with[llto another friond’s house, SeelNNNNMBRs and bung out there a little bit. They did not drink any alcohol, About 6:45 to 7:00, SMe called Michael Amold with allli’s cell phone, Michael Amold’s phone number was SI = left a message similar to, “This is Nia. If anything changes in plans, call me at this number (she gave him (INHE''s cell phone number).” walked across the street to Aztlan’s at 7:30. She knew everybody there. Michael Amold was not there. Shelwaited until 7:50, but he did not show up. She left to walk back to across the street to Sec M's house, Mike pulled up while she was walking o Sec fs and said he was sorry, he got held up in Court and he called MUM and asked where she was. FI called him back and said ie did not know where she was. Michael Amold apologized again and dsked ioe was ill angry. ‘She sid yes. (MM cid Michael Arnold drove her to Driftwood Shores. She knew people who worked there. They sat and talked. She did not look at the menu. They talked about rugby, sports and how she had been a cheer leader. Michael Amold ordered two glasses at 3d Ga SNOT PetPLEEIeS —-LT:68 Le9z/TZ/90 — nie Ror 22 | of red wine, fvhich ‘was brought to the table. MNNBB had to go Wo thi sestroom. When she retumed, Michael Arnold was standing by the window, drinking from one of the glasses of wine. He asked her, “Du you like wine?” She oaid, “I get in trouble every time I drink wine.” They talked about red wine and white wine. She said she did not like red wine. He asked her to try the red wine. She said, “I should not be drinking.” He pushed the envelope on it and asked her again to try it. She took a sip of the red wine and said she did]not like it. The waitress, MIB, was standing right there when she said, “I should not be drinking.” He asked if she wanted something else. She kind of shrugged it off. He ordered a different kind of wine. He said, “You should try this if you like white wine.” asked NMI for LD. mad a really bad fake ID, which she got from a frien. Her friend had scanned her photo Oregon ID card and changed the year of birth to make her stated age as 26 years old. Ie scanned it onto a piece of a piece of ‘Paper, then glued onto a different kind of credit card. “FAB lef with her ID card. looked at Michael and he looked at her, kind of communicating with their expressions. MMMM 014 Michael it asa bad ID. She told him it was a fake ID. MMB came back with the wite and gave Bll the ID card back. Michael Amold asked to look at the TD card. He took it in his hand and looked at it. He said words similar to, “I agree. This, isa homblq ID.” He said he had fake ID when he was younger and ic wasn’t much Her. | WHR cdi the wnote glass of white wine, She asked what time it was. She std if they were going to be closing, they should eat. Michael got a call on his phone and gave the pliune tp her. It was WIM. FIlllMlasked where she was and if she was okay. (She ‘was not surf exactly when this call came in the sequence of events.) She and Michael Amold talked about the Rridgewater restaurant and the Driftwood Shores. Then he ordered salmon and he asked if she wanted another glass of wine. She said yes and he ordered another glass of wine for her. This was after the conversation about her fake ID. om: it the other glass of wine and she sipped on ita little bit. “Ml and his gitlftiend, ‘came to the table and talked with her and Michael Amold. They talked sbout one of them having a birthday the day before. She thought it was MIN's. Michael Amold said, “See, I told you it's a small world.” And he mentioned something about NINE s agc, being young and all her friends being younger. ile came back and said she found out NINN was not 21. iaimimmix said, “We should leave.” Michael Amold alt the bill and they left. Michael Amold acted nonchalant. They went to his car. MIE sd she was going to go home. Michael Amold said, “Wait.” He said he hasn't bbeen to the beach in a while and asked if che would walk on the beach with him. They walked on the beach for 15 or 20 minutes, He asked her how much trouble she had been in and talkfd about himself, It was boring. On the beach MINIM said, “I now you're married. He said, “Yea.” WINNIE said she had ceen a photo of him and his wife on My Space. She asked him if he liked his wife. Michael said words similar to, “Yea, she’s a good strong lady.” She asked him why he was asking her out, He said words similar to, “T just thogght it was harmless. I'm in Florence; don't know a lot of people. 1 just ‘thought I'd see what you were up to.” el 3Ovd : a4 sxm0s PetPisstys £169 4002/12/90 | @ @ CASE mone 07-050439 PAGE /3 OF 22 ME saci she had to pee really badly and was dancing around. He said he was guiug to go to a hotel and get a room and she could use the restroom in his room. They went back to the Driftwood and he checked out a room. They went (o the room and she went in to use the restroom. She did not use the restroom downstairs because that was not the plan, Michhel Amold was dressed in a suit anc said he was going to change. While she was in the restroom, he changed from his suit into some camo pants and at-shirt. They sat and talked, He sat on the bed. She sat on the night stand and he talked about the type of people he worked with. He talked about young people he was trying to help. (MMs siti about 10:30 PM," called Michael’s phone and asked lo talk with WEEE Michael gave the phone to MINNIE. IMINNEFsaid ho was checking up on her to ‘see if she was okay and was wondering wicte she was at. Ec was worried about her. WHIMS said, }'I think you should come over to See 's now.” MINIM said to Michael, “I'm going to leave right now." Michael Arnold said, “Okay.” and took her to See Jay’s house. Michael said words similar to, “This was kind of fun. We should do this again.” WME s2id, “Yea.” She was not really interested. She thought it was too boring. He dropped her off at See Jay's. Nisimmip has not talked with Michael Amold since, —_ ot she got home about 12 to 12:30. MNEs dad gave her a ride home. She found a note ftom TEIN on her bed, which said something like, “I can’t believe you thought you were going to get away with this.” The next day, she told Mammy what happened, (MINN said she was going to tell Tom Siewell about this. NaN agreed aud told Detective Siewell the whole story. MN got the fake 1D. and gave it to Detective Siewell. MINININ said the ID was made oT os 3to 4 months ago. She has not spoken with JUML about this. MMMM sac shc deleted all the conversations she had with Michael Amold on her grandmothpr’s computer. The only conversations she had with him through Exuail were using the yuter belonging to her grandmother, IEEE who wives with her aunt, a WHR caja nec My Space password was “ENN” She said Michael Arnold had ‘two My Space accounts. One was under “M” and had a photo of him playing rugby, The photo was laken at a distance so you could not recognize him in it. The other was under “Michael Amold Creswell School Board Member.” He said he set up the “M” account for more privacy. 1 a a Detective Kenyon and interviewed said this started in court. Michael Amold was calling people out of the court room. ‘hough! needed a condition of no drugs or alcohol clause on the diversion. Pent out in ‘the hall asked Michael Auuold if she could talk with him. She told him she was ERs other. She told him she wanted a no drug and alcohol clduse 01 's Diversion. He asked her. “Why?” ‘MM said VIII has ‘a problem|with it. He asked her what drugs. She said pot and she said, ‘(qa just won't ston the alcohol.” He said this was not a prosecution case and he can't put the restriction on. SEE went back into the court room. Michael Amold called Sis br 3ovd da NRO petpeestrs — AT6@ 98z/1z/90 | CASE NUMBER: 07.050499 PAGE JY OF 22 out and she fame back in, SEE 0016 MEP hie talked about her being youngest une here and shg needs to get her life together. Then he called her out again. She came back in and said Michael Amold said he liked her shoes, MINE commented he was pretty good looking, too bad he’s married. THIN noticed, when he was at the counsel table, he was toxt messaging comeone. He kept looking hack at MINNIS. WHEE commented, “He keeps looking at me. Why is he doing it?” After Mllmmimidealt with the judge, she walked to her way out. Michael Amold grinned a sideways grin at her. HB said they went out in front of the police department when SNE was getting ‘her photo and finger prints taken. Michael Amold came out. He was on the phuue with someone an mentioned his number, which she recalled was very similar to — ‘The last par} of the number stuck in her mind. Michael Amold came up to 7 id, “So, you getting everything straightened out?” INP said, “I guess.” TS} saw Siliamg and lin the window. Michael Amold said, “She just getting her picture and a said, “Yea.” Michael Amold said, “Well, okay.” and went bback into the court mam. This all occurred on Tuesday. The following Saturday, WBE went to Eugene, and then to Butte Falls to M's sister, |, whose phone is |. About the next Tuesday, NEM called MII and s2id, “Mom, you'll never guess who found me on My Space, that attorney guy. Jlotd that’s not okay. He's the prosecutor and he’s married. IMEI said she met him on the computer on Sunday, MMNINNMIsaid his wife was cute and tiny like her, with long blond hair. [ENNNlireturned home the following week end. RB said about 4:00 PM on Tuesday, February 6", MUM was getting in the shower and said, “Qh, guess who called.” She said it was a kid from Coos Bay she had met on ‘My Space and dated once. ‘IIE said, “You don’t even like him.” MEI said he was coming to town. ‘BEEN thought she was lying. A short time later the phone rang and T1 janswered it. A man said, “May I speak with NEN please?" said, "Who is this?" He said, “Mike Amold.” ‘REI asked what is this pertaining to. He said, “I’m returning her phone call.” told M@Wmnie she had phone call Jasked who it was, SNM said, “It’s Mike Amold and what the BRE goo tho phone to MME who was in the bathroom. /IEEBlistened through the door, She heard MEE say, “Oh, Mexican food? Okay. Aztlan at 7:30? Okay.” When [came out of the bathroom, a acted like - did not hear anything, ‘WEB sid she told a friend about it. They bought a disposable camera and showed up at Aztlan at 7:30. There was no ong in the restaurant or bar. She looked for SI but could not find her, She said NMI was a young, impressionable, likable 18 ycar old. The next morning she Hee amano nt told her she should put herself in the guy's wite's shogs, She sald [gut tle note, and thon told it was wrong, stupid and boring! They talked about his cases. ‘MMNMINIcalled SUMMENMNNN and started the ‘complaint, st ova Ge 3ONBUOT POTPLESIPS §—LT6G cog/1z/90 case woe 07-050839 pace /5 oF 22 = sid she has a sister in Florenc whose phone numbers are and Work MEE and cell She said her sister, ie was aware df the situation and agreed to allow the police to analyze their computer. Detective Kenyon and I contacted Detective Siewell, who gave me the fake ID he got from receipts for the dinner and motel room he got from the Driftwood and the original pt line up he used, Detective Kenyon and I contacted Judge Brissenden. Judge Brissenden said he could not allow us to have copies of the tile because he believed the case was not public record because it was not a closed case, He said, however, this was a standard DUI diversion and the prosecutor did nut ask for any special favors or circumstances for| He said the court was not a court of record and there were no video tapes in the building, He said he did hot have a mental picture of I and did not recall anything unusual about the case. Judge Brissenden said he dealt with Michael Amold on occasion when Michael Arnold acted as a temporary prosecutor in the Cottage Grove substation and thought he was always very above board. Judge Brissenden pointed out, Michael Arnold, as a prosecutor, was in a position fo represent the city in event Miami did not make it through her diversion, so his personal relationship with her was a definite conflict. 1 spoke with | NMEIF said he never saw Michaol Arnold, but he was aware of plans to meet with him, He said Michael Amold sent him a text message on his phone, when he missed NAMI at Aztlan. The message Said “! and the caller ID showed the calling number ended in ll@. Then he got a cal Michael, Amold who asked where NEE was. Il called Melanie twice in the evening when she was with Michael Amold and suggested she leave. Detective Kenyon and I contacted the Driftwood and were given the phoue uuubers of ]was supposed to be the person ‘who knew about the situation. We were informed they had no video cameras on the premises. Tcalled IMMEMback and asked her whether she knew for sure there was alcohol in the wine she drank. She said she was sure there was alcohol in it. There was no request for a non-alcoholic beverage. She said she could fee! some effects from the wine she drank, ‘but was no} drunk. She was sure it contained alcohol. Lexamined the acs I obtained from Detective Siewell. The receipts showed Visa card numt }was used. The wane, Michael Arnold was on the receipt and a soribbled signature beginning with C. The receipt showed four glasses of wine, Burlwuud Caber, Burlwood Merlo, K.E. Pinot Gri and KJ. Chardonna were purchased, along with a dinner special. The server was TL On February 21, 2007, {called SI GHEY seid MMMg told her about the date ‘with Michael Arnold, using fake ID and getting caught by a classmate. She said ST 39va Gd SONROTY vOtblsstrs —LT:69 200z/1Z/90 Lor 22 case —e 07-950439 PAGE. Ws grandmother —— lived with O's sunt and uncle ib and |. ‘Their phone is On February 22", I contacted IMEI She said she had no information except ‘what wae told to her by her employees. She was not aware Michael Amnold had rented a room that night. She gave me information on contacting the Executive Office for room receipt information. On February 22, 2007, | called SS 2t a, said she was POA for her mother, EN. They were totally aware of the situation and were agreeable to having the State Police take the computer used for this investigation. They just got a new computer anyway. On February 22°, I called the Driftwood Shores Resort executive offices. ‘She said thir records showed a Michael Arnold of Eugene rented a room on February 6*. She sajd she would send a copy of the receipt to me upon request by letter. Isent a letter to making the request. She sent me copies of the records, which indicated Michael Amold chegked in to 2 room at 9:58 PM on 02-06-07 and checked out at 7:06 AM on 02- 07-07. He used his credit card account number AEE He got a single queen sized bed. Their records included the house keeping record, which showed the oom was uged and cleaned the next day. ‘On February 22", I spoke with She said she knew the name of = bul did not recognize her when she came in. She knew the man, who she later found out vjas Michael Amold, was married because she saw his ring, He was dressed in a suit and djd not fit with the young girl he was with. ‘Therefore, she was suspicious and trying to watch them. Michael Amold initially ordered the two drinks, which were red ‘Wines ‘HW thought it was unisual for him to order two glasses of Wine for himself so she was trying to keep an eye on them to be sure MNIMNMMIdid not drink one. She did not see tink from the red wine. INEM returned to the table and was standing there when Michael Amold ordered another glass of wine for NNN. She did not recall the conversation between them exactly, but she knew the drink was for Im so she asked BOOS for 1D, MN gave her an ID card. ‘IMM did not have her glasses on 60 she took it back to have the host read the DOB. She retumed with the wine and drank the whole glass. Then Michael Amold ordered another glass of wine for SSL MBE hia to use the restroom and was walking away ftom the table when the Michael ‘Amold called out to her and said, “Chardonna?” She turned and gave him a thumbs up signal. He prdered the Chardonna and ‘llBbrought it to the table. then leamed the dishwagher had recognized Rand said she was under aye. told them she found oa was under age. She told them to pay the bill and leave. On February 23, 2007, I called Sergeant Proulx and requested assistance in obtaining the computer, along with signed consent for the Oregon State Police to examine it, The contact for|the computer aie. 2 This close fr Ragle Point, s phone is limi. Sgt. Proulx sent me a aU 30d Gs NBEO POIPLESTPS §—_LT360 2e0z/Iz/90 ‘CASE NUMBER: 07-050439 PAG (2 oF 22 message, saying they were sending a trooper to get the computer. Sergeant Proulx sent ‘me an Email and said he had possession of the computer. On February 27, 2007, I requested Detective Kenyon contact again to obtain further information. Detective Kenyon told me he contacted who again confirmed she did not give Michael Amold her phone number during their conversations. Her conversations with Michael by Email had nothing very personal or significant in them. She aid key words they used were rugby, hiking, Tech Nine or Tech 9 concert, Tuesday, Fords, quads, nT, concert every month, McDonald Theater, Court on Tuesday and small world, MINN said her Email address was jotmail.com, Michael Arnold’s car was a newer, dark colored Ford SUV. She fia not think it was an Explorer. ‘On February 27, 2007, I cent a message to Sergeant Proulx, listing the information to be searched fof onthe computer (On February 27, 2007, I called SEEN at her grandmother’s phon MMI wo the girl who was arrested with MIME when she was arrested for said she did not know Mike Amold or anything about this situation with Tppoke wit iMGEN's mother aE ho said TIN did not appear in court on hey charges until February 20", On February 27, 2007, { calleAiammmamaaae ‘Ta said he took the couple to the table. ‘They ordered drinks, but NINH brought THM an ID card and asked him to look for the age. He read the DOB and told her what it said. To] and his girlfriend talked with the couple at the table, Then Tiitold them the gi was au under aged. He and MBP Giscyssed it with bar tender, and ‘MM gave them the bill. He heard I tell them the gitl was an under age drinker. The man gave no argument, but immediately paid and they le promptl. Mil dd not know either of them, ‘The only conversation he recalled hearing between them was the guy talking ubout hving played rugby. ‘On February 28, 2007, I called Floyd Prozanski. Floyd Prozanski said he contracted with Mike Amoid to cover for him as City Prosecutor while he was in legislative session. Mike Arnold had only worked for two days, when this incident occurred. Floyd received a call from Chief Sanders on the 7" of February, who told him of the investigation, He ‘was informed on February 9 of the result of Detective Siewell’s initial investigation, which seemed to substantiate the allegation with other witnesses. It became clear he was not able to go on with the contract. Floyd Prozanski called Mike Amold and told him it ‘was not going to work. Mike played ignorant and said, “What are you talking about’ Floyd Prozanski told him he was being investigated for furnishing alcohol to a minor. Mike said he did not know whut Floyd was talking about, but he had received a call from Detective Siewell. Mike Arnold said he was going to call Detective Siewell back. Floyd Prozanski later learned sn attorney called Detective Siewell on Mike Amold’s behalf. Floyd made arrangements to get the files from him and picked up the files on Monday the 1 Mig Amold did not make admissions or denials in regard to the allegation. Floyd Bt Dvd dd NRO pOTbes6IrS A T36@ Le0z/T2/90 ‘CASE NUMBER: 07-050439 pace /8 oF 22 Prozanski made it a point to avoid the topic by not asking him about it, Mike Amold was very cooperative in getting things to Floyd Prozanski. Floyd Prozjnsk said the he would look for file on AE, bur his instruction to Mike Arpold had been to shred files of clased cases, such as DUII which had gone diversion and a guilty plea was entered. Therefore, he suspected the file was purged. He hired Ken Feldman to take over the prosecutions. Floyd Prozanski said he thought, for Michacl Amold to hit on a defendant the second day on the job was a breach of trust, which caused him concem over Michael Arnold's behavior. On February 28, 2007, I spoke with GNIS HHMI said she had just got off work at Dairy Queen and went to the Driftwood, waiting for MM to get off work. [ll told her as in the restaurant, MJ went to visit with MME and saw she was sitting with’an older guy in a suit and tie, MllNewie introduced him. He asked her name and shook (MIN hand. MMNNNdid not like the guy she was with because she got a weird feeling about him. He was way older than AA and she was kind of shifty. “i up tothe table. KI did not see EN drinking, She told the waitress HN HEEB was sitting out there with a guy. The waitress then realized who she was. (jg ‘said she works at Dairy Queen and lives wit parents on Rhodowood off Rhododendron. The phone number there is On February 28, 2007, I spoke with JN. (BMI said he was dish washing that night. He Went to clock out and noticed IMME and the man in the restaurant. He went over and talked to her. The man shook his hand and said hi. They engaged in small talk tp see what she was up to. IMEI introduced “MN and MIB, but said nothing more about the man. He saw her with a glass of wine. It was definitely tress, because it was in front of her, not him. [did not see her drink from it. HOM w back and tdld the waitress about it ‘On March 5, 2007, I submitted a request to send the ID card to the fab to be checked for Intent finger prints, ‘On March 16, 2007, I received a report from Glen Spencer which said no latent prints were found on the ID card. (On April 3, 2007, Lreceived information from Brandon Bloomfield, which he had located Emails on is computer from Michael Arnold. During the Enuails, they talked about his aptivities in the court room. Brandon Bloomfield located Michael Amold's My Space ID Humber and his scree wame, M. IIc found got a photo of a man who he thought was Michael Arnold. He found an Email from_a friend of MIM, talking about her relationship with Michael Amold. | Brandon Bloomfield said Michael Amold’s friend ID was on a private account, which is referred to|as My Space view & friend ID MINIM. Fe went to My Space and searched \ | 6I 3d dd SONOS petpLestrs 2160 L80z/I2/90 onal of me [ hum i thought you were suspicious when you kept taki ne out into talk about my “case” and nobody els .. cheap very cheap lol 2 lobby te ~+--+ Original Message ——-»---- Fron Date: Feb 1, 2007 8:20 PM. Okay, maybe it was joss like the “evil” eye and more like in the back of the room" eye. ~ Original Message the hot girl From:

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