We contacted the state police just so there were no issues saying that we overstepped our boundaries. This was a civil matter. I did not want anybody to get hurt.

Saddam Hussein can't dictate who the inspectors are. It's like the bank robber saying he gets to choose the police.

I have had threats, people saying they were going to get me. The police have told me to alter my routine, not to frequent certain pubs and clubs. There's a playground-bully mentality that I have lived with.

It's like getting drunk and going to the police and saying, 'Lock me up, I can't help myself!'

I used the group work as a stepping stone. I always wanted to get into police work.

I'm not saying he was never a gangster because he was. I'm simply saying he'd had enough. He wanted out.