M. Rebecca Downing v York Co. D.A. H.

Stanley Rebert Randy Rizzuto

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a rumor, or do you know for a fact? Did Bill
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tell you?
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Mr. Ingle had --
A Yes, because he kept the time; you
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A Bill told me.
Q So Bill told you he pays for Susan
5 Rebert's phone --
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know, the attendance; time and attendance.
Q So did he report that to anybody, do
you know?
6 A Yes. I 6 A To whom?
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Q -- out of tIle drug task forCe money?
Right.
I 7 Q That's what I'm asking. Is that how
this whole thing came to light, that Mr. Crouse
9 Q And do you know how long that had I: discovered this?
10 been going on? 110 A Y ea..~, I guess he subrnitted for
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Was it one year? Was it four years?
I have no idea.
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113 Q 'iVhen you say you guess, do you b.-lOW
, - ~:o~:e!:~~at's what happened; that Paul
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1 14 Q Okay. Did this occur while Miss II:
15 Downing was employed by the D.A.'s office? /15
16 A Yes. 116 A Yes. Yeah, because Paul kept time I;;
17 Q And is this something that Miss 11 7
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and attendance at that time.
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18 Dowring complained to Mr. Rebert about? 1 18 Q Okay. And at t.~at time, \vhat time
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19 A I don't know.
Q Okay. Do you know if Miss Downing
1 19 period are we talking about again? That would
be before--
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I21 told Bill Graff that this is not -- I21 A Before Becky, yeah.
22 I don't know. A :,; 2232 Q So then, at the time Mr. Ingle's
23 Do you know if at any point in time
Q I sentencing for the gun charges and whatnot, Mr. \
24 the county ceased paying for lvIrs. Rebert's \ 24 Crouse would have known about the forgery
,25 phone? -425 situation involving 1vIT. Ingle?
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A I don't know. I don't pay the
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Q Okay. I'mjust saying, did Bill
Graff ever come to you and say, hey, we put an
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II 2 Okay. Do you recalllvIr. Rebert ever
making any statements to the effect of needing
the detectives to work the polls?
5 emergency quit out on the phone or -- I 5 A The detectives never -- He never
6 A No, he never did. I 6 asked the detectives to work the polls because
7 Q Since it appears that you're
friendly with Mrs. Rebert --
7 I he was always unopposed, so there was no need
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Yes.
-- I was WOnderLllg if she ever told 110
9 ! Q Okay. But do you recall him ever
making that type of statement?
11 you that? III A No. He always wanted the chief
12 A No. ! 12 county detective to be aware that if anything
13 (Mr. Jacob and client confer 113 happened at the polls, that they were available.
14 privately.) 114 Q Fair enough. Did you ever stuff
15 BY lvlR. JACOB: 115 envelopes at the office for Mr. Rebert's
16 Q Going back to Ken Ingle and the 11 6 political campaign?
17 circumstances surrounding his retirement, do you 7 11 A Yes.
18 know if Paul Crouse was ever aware of the i 18 Q Did you ever solicit money for
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...I,v.u JJ..J.YV.1Y.1.1.15 .iYl..l. il.i : II 19 persons to attend the country club functions --
20 A Prior to him firing him or -- \ 20 A No.
21 Q Well, we just agreed that -- i 21 Q -- in regard to the campaign?
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22 A No.
23 Q -- he voluntarily quit. I 23 Q And you never were involved in a
24 A Before -- 124 collection or solicitation of money for that?
25 Q Was he aware of the discovery that I 25 A Ifhe would bring the checks in,

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