Lion News: Full Video Of Pope Co. Sheriff Timmy "The Perjurer" Riley's Thug Deputy Klassen Refusing Dean Swerman An Attorney Now Beling Released? Thug Deputy Bryan Klassen Threatened To Break Swerman's Expensive Cellphone Not Once But Twice, Right? All Caught On Video, Audio & Transcript? It's Rigged Case No. 61-CR-17-301 & ICR# 17003195, Isn't It?

Full video (Virtually full video, right?) Pope Co. Sheriff Timmy "The Perjurer" Riley's thug Deputy Klassen refusing Dean Swerman an attorney now Being released? Thug Deputy Bryan Klassen threatened to break Swerman's expensive cellphone not cnce but twice, right?

Lion News: Deputy Klassen Denies Swerman Attorney & Threatens To Destroy Swerman Cellphone?

ICR: 17003195 – MN0610000, Supplemental Report, Title: DLS statement, Date: 08-11-2017, Q: Deputy Bryan Klassen, A: Dean Lee Swerman.
Q: Okay. All right, so Dean, like I told you since we’re sitting a, sitting in here, you’re in handcuff, um, you’re not free to leave, a this is being recorded. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him present with you while you’re being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you without cost before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any statements. You can decided at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statement. Do you understand that?
A: Mhh
Q: Is that a yes?
A: Yes. ...
Q: So this is the only phone that you would communicate with? Okay. Is there a password on the phone?
A: Yes.
Q: Okay. Can I have that?
A: No.
Q: No?
A: Not till I talk to my attorney.
Q: Okay.
A: A attorney.
Q: Okay. So here’s what I would like to do. Um. I need to, oh there it is. Okay. I’m going to place it in airport mode is what I did, just so you’re aware of that. Um, and then I’m going to turn it off so it doesn’t ring. So this is gonna end up staying with me. Okay? Just so you’re aware of that. Um, we’ll be drafting a search warrant for it so the I asked you for the password is then we don’t have to destroy the cell phone to get the data off of it. Otherwise we gotta, in no less terms, or no better terms, break it in order to get the card out of there to need to do that. A: Well can I have an attorney in here right now?
Q: I, it’s Friday night so more than likely not. Um, so that’s where that’s at. Um, ...
Q: Do you want to give me the password?
A; Yea, just open it up.
Q: You understand you have the right to refuse that, right?
A: Well, I’m not getting an attorney anyways so.

Direct Examination by Mr. Troy Nelson – The Witness (Deputy Grace McCallum):
Q: And could you just describe on that day how that Facebook account was set up?
A: I was depicted as a female, twenty-one years old. The profile picture showed a female from her waist
down with shorts and a tank top, with mud on her body. And that was the profile that I had. ... Q: And did
you engage in in conversation with Mr. Swerman?
A: He initiated conversation on Facebook Messenger. He said it looked like, I believe that it was a – looked
like I like I like to have fun and get dirty. ...
Omnibus Hearing, May 22, 2018, Case No. 61-CR-17-301 State of Minnesota vs Dean Lee Swerman

Cross-Examination by Bruce Rivers – The Witness (Deputy Grace McCallum):
Q: Did you do anything to preserve the original Facebook profile?
A: At that time, I did not. I did not think it was going to be an actual case. I was just more concerned about
getting the friend requests from stopping. ...
Q: And there’s no way to go back and recreate what we’ve just originally had because it’s gone. Right?
A: No. The profile picture wasn’t the reason he was meeting. It was because he was meeting an underage
female.
Q: That was – hold on. That wasn’t – that wasn’t my question.
Omnibus Hearing, May 22, 2018, Case No. 61-CR-17-301 State of Minnesota vs Dean Lee Swerman

Direct Examination by Mr. Troy Nelson – The Witness (Deputy Bryan Klassen):
Q: So, at that point, did you continue on with questioning?
A: I moved off the cell phone because I felt at that point with the communicate – with the talking that we’ve
done up to that point, he was freely answering questions. And then we got to the cell phone, hand he felt
he was – the request for the attorney pertained specifically to whether or not he wanted to provide his –-
his cell password to me. ...
Omnibus Hearing, May 22, 2018, Case No. 61-CR-17-301 State of Minnesota vs Dean Lee Swerman

Cross-Examination by Bruce Rivers – The Witness (Deputy Bryan Klassen):
Q: So wouldn’t it be the county’s Facebook account?
A: No.
Q: So, you saw no reason to preserve the original Facebook profile that she was communicating with Mr.
Swerman on and that you later communicated with him on that said she was 21 years old. You found no
reason preserve that.
A: No, because I’ve investigated numerous cases in which I’ve had real juveniles purporting to be
substantially older that what they are.
Q: But your answer is no. Correct?
A: The answer Is no. ...
Omnibus Hearing, May 22, 2018, Case No. 61-CR-17-301 State of Minnesota vs Dean Lee Swerman

Recross-Examination by Bruce Rivers – The Witness (Deputy Bryan Klassen):
Q; What is your training and experience when somebody asks for a lawyer? What are you supposed to do
as an officer?
A: Stop questioning.
Q: And did you do that in this case?
A: No.
Mr. Rivers: Nothing further.
Omnibus Hearing, May 22, 2018, Case No. 61-CR-17-301 State of Minnesota
vs Dean Lee Swerman