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DECLARATION OF SERVICE OF VERBATIM REPORT OF PROCEEDINGSON APPELLANT

I, MARIA ARRANZA RILEY, DECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY UNDER THE LAWS OFTHE STATE OF WASHINGTON THAT THE FOLLOWING IS TRUE AND CORRECT:

ON THE 5TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2015,1 CAUSED A TRUE AND CORRECT COPYOF THE VERBATIM REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS FILED IN THISAPPEAL TO BE SENT TO THE APPELLANT AT THE ADDRESS STATED BELOWBY DEPOSITING SAID DOCUMENT IN THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

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I defendant and searching him incident to arrest, the officers located the following items in the

2 defendant’s wallet: the defendant’s Social Security Number (SSN) with the last four digits

3 obscured, a piece of paper bearing the SSN of Labinot Hassani, and a Chase bank deposit ticket

4 belonging to Larina Cooper.

5 That evening the Bellevue Police Department executed a search warrant on. the defendant’s

6 residence. The defendant’s bedroOm was located in a small building separate from the primary

7 residence and the door to his room was padlocked. Inside the defendant’s room, officers located the

8 defendant’s backpack which included the following: items showing the defendant’s dominion and

9 control, a Homestreet Bank loan payment slip belonging to Katherine Panhorst, First Security Bank

10 documents belonging to Ronald Svilc fRS and income withholding documents belonging to Scott

11 Lan, an Alaska USA credit union check belonging to Michael Ronda and Amy Vore, and Harry

12 Winnier’s insurance documents, US Bank Visa account documents and a hand written note with

13 Winnier’s personal information.

14 The following day, a search warrant was executed on the stolen Honda. Inside the

15 defendant’s orange backpack, officers located items showing the defendant’s dominion and control

16 over his bag and the vehicle registration for the stolen Honda in the name ofNathan ‘Piss.

17

18 V. PRETRIAL RULINGS

19 No substantive pretrial rulings have been made in this matter.

20 VI. EVIDENTIARY ISSUES

21 The State requests a pre-trial bearing before the jury is impaneled for the purpose of

22 obtaining rulings from the court various outstanding pre-trial issues. The State reserves the right to

23 make additional motions should they become necessary during the course of the trial.

24 Daniel T. Satterberg, Prosecuting AttorneyCRIMINAL OIVISIONW554 King County Courthouse

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4 THE COURT: Please be seated.

5 Do you want to put the case on the record?

6 MS. GRIEVE: Thank you. Good morning. We are back

7 on the record, your Honor, with State of Washington

8 versus Allen Bumanglag, Cause No. 14-C—01541-7 SEA.

9 Lindsey Grieve for the State. Mr. Davis represents the

10 defendant who is present in custody along with an

11 interpreter.

12 THE COURT: Excellent. Thank you.

13 Sir, do you want to put your name on the record?

14 THE DEFENDANT: Can I say something? I want to

15 change my lawyer because he doesn’t give me my

16 discovery, the police reports, I don’t get everything.

17 I don’t know what’s going on right now for me.

18 THE COURT: Okay. Well, first of all, if you want

19 to change your lawyer, I’m going to send you back

20 upstairs. You can do the motion in front of the

21 presiding judge. 1201 is who handles those motions.

22 So, sir, if you want —— Mr. Davis, has that kind of

23 motion been heard before?

24 MR. DAVIS: It has, your Honor, and it was denied.

25 THE COURT: I assume, since you’re still here.

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1 MR. DAVIS: Right.

2 THE COURT: When did that occur?

3 MR. DAVIS: That occurred -- I don’t have the exact

4 date with me because I don’t have the red file that I

5 typically write •those notes in.

6 THE COURT: Okay.

7 MR. DAVIS: They’re in that file. I have my trial

8 notebook here, but that motion was made some time ago.

9 THE COURT: Okay.

10 MR. DAVIS: And there was a motion to provide him

11 redacted discovery, but that was not granted either

12 because that was left to the attorney in order to

13 provide -- he’s had the opportunity to review the

14 information that I have with him while we were in

15 custody, review all of the information that I had by

16 reading it’ to him. He understood all of that, and so

17 that’s where we are at this point.

18 THE COURT: Okay. First, what I’d like t.o do is put

19 the interpreter’s name on the record.

20 INTERPRETER: Yes, ma’am. My name is Angelo Abella,

21 A—n-g-e-l-o space A-b-e-l-l-a.

22 THE COURT: Okay.

23 INTERPRETER: To interpret from Tagalog this

24 morning, language of the Philippines.

25 THE COURT: All right. And obviously you speak some

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1 of this case?

2 INTERPRETER: No, I do not.

3 THE COURT: Okay. Good enough.

4 So, sir, it sounds like the presiding judge has

5 already heard this motion. I’m not going to hear it

6 again, so we’re going to continue and we’re going to

7 proceed.

8 Let’s start with the motions, right? So I have read

9 the trial memorandum and I have read the defense trial

10 memorandum. Let’s start with the State’s. I’ve read

11 the state’s and the defense. It appears that there

12 aren’t that many pretrial issues, bu-t .

13 MS. GRIEVE: Your Honor, just to address before we

14 move on the defendant’s motion for new counsel. Would

15 the court also be finding at this time that this would

16 be an untimely motion as we’ve been assigned out for

17 trial?

18 THE COURT: Yes, it’s untimely, and I will say I’ve

19 known Gary Davis for many years. He has been a Public

20 Defender for, I dare say, 25, 30 -—

21 MR. DAVIS: More, yeah.

22 THE COURT: —- more than 30 years. He’s been in

23 front of me many times. He’s a very good lawyer. I

24 have no doubt that you’ll be represented well. And

25 these are handled on the 12th floor. Once they’r~

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1 assigned to me for trial, I presume -— and since Mr.

2 Davis has represented that this has been heard, I’m not

3 going to hear it again.

4 MS. GRIEVE: Thank you, your Honor.

5 THE COURT: Okay. So let’s move on with the

6 motions.

7 My understanding is that there is a stipulation for

8 the 3.5; is that correct? -

9 MR. DAVIS: That’s correct, your Honor.

10 THE COURT: Okay. Do we have a written stipulation

11 with the defendant’s signature?

12 MR. DAVIS: We do.

13 THE COURT: Okay.

14 MS. GRIEVE: Did the defendant sign off on it?

15 MR. DAVIS: He did.

16 MS. GRIEVE: Okay.

17 Your Honor, defense counsel is indicating that I

18 received a signed stipulation. I’m not finding it now,

19 but I do have an extra stipulation for defense counsel

20 and the defendant to review. And I think it’s worth

21 putting on the record that the one statement that the

22 State would be offering is prpbably one that defense

23 counsel and the defendant would want into evidence

24 anyway as it’s a statement that could go either way.

25 Just the facts in brief are after the defendant and

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1 involved in this. We’re not sure of the amount of

2 restitution. That’s still being determined at this

3 point. If I could confer with him to see whether -

4 THE COURT: Sure.

5 MS. GRIEVE: And, your Honor, while defense counsel

6 is doing that, I have the certified copies of the

7 defendant’s priors that I’d like to hand up. I don’t

8 believe there’s any dispute that he scores as an 11

9 when he comes in, but we should make that a part of the

10 record.

11 THE COURT: And you want to file these, I presume?

12 MS. GRIEVE: Yes.

13 MR. DAVIS: Mr. Bumanglag has indicated he’ll waive

14 his presence should the restitution hearing be

15 necessary.

16 THE COURT: And the prosecutor handed up the

17 certified copies. There’s no dispute on the offender

18 score, correct?

19 MR. DAVIS: There is no dispute.

20 THE COURT: Okay. Sir, you have the right to speak

21 at your own sentencing. Is there anything you’d like

22 me to know?

23 THE DEFENDANT: Yeah. I want my discovery and the

24 police report because I --

25 THE COURT: I’m sorry, I couldn’t understand you.

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1 THE DEFENDANT: I need my police report and

2 discovery.

3 THE COURT: Okay. And, Mr. Davis, you received

4 that; did you not?

5 MR. DAVIS: I received all the discovery necessary

6 for the trial, reviewed a lot of that with Mr.

7 Bumanglag during the course of my representation with

8 him and prior to trial.

9 For Mr. Bumanglag’s awareness is that the appeal

10 process -- he’s indicated to me he wishes to appeal the

11 conviction, and I have prepared the paperwork for that.

12 I’ve handed up the paperwork involving the order to

13 file these in forma pauperis on his behalf so that

14 essentially waives the filing fee so he can proceed in

15 that fashion.

16 There’s an agency that handles your appeal so you

17 won’t have to worry about the discovery. They’ll have

18 access to all of that as well as all of the court

19 proceedings. So they will be in contact with you

20 regarding that, so that’s how that works.

21 THE DEFENDANT: I know, but if I stay in prison, I

22 want to appeal it so I can

23 THE COURT: I’ll let the two of you talk about that

24 between yourselves, all right?

25 I am ready to impose a sentence. Count I, 29