A. Yes sir.

Q. Did you se any previous trouble that day?

A. No sir. I did see him that morning but just spoke to him.

Q. Could you tell whether or not he was drinking at the time you talked to him?

A. When he was driving you could not, but I guess I smelled some whiskey on his breath.

Q. Wa Mr Freeman on the left or opposite side?

A. He was on the driver's side.

Q. Did he get up on the running board?

A. No I don't think so.

Q. Mr Anderson on which side?

A. On the other side. On the right hand side.

Q. Were the windows down on both sides?

A. They were on the left, I wouldn't say on the right.

Q. Anyway Mr Andersen reached in and threw the car into neutral?

A. Yes sir.

Q. Did Mr Anderson fire any shots?

A. No sir.

Q. Is that all you know about it?

A. Yes sir.

Q. When they came up did you see whether or not either one or both officers had pistols?

A. No when they come up John didn't have his out; I don't know about Garrett on the other side.

Q. You don't know which, if either one, had warrants?

A. I don't know.

Q. Did you hear anything said about serving a warrant?

A. No sir.