7:52 p.m., Pisgah View Apartments Two uniformed cop-perps seen prowlingaround parking lot. Later seen fleeingback to squad car after hearing loud noisewhen Copwatch agent accidentallydropped flashlight on pavement. Perpofficersseen driving away at high speeds.No follow-up action. Later called perpheadquartersto request assistance afternon-perps in Pisgah ViewApartments assaulted us andstole our belts and shoes.Uniformed perps reappearedand we took downtheir squad car numberafter they untied us.

8:17 p.m., Merrimon Avenue Suspicious police-looking car seenparked at gas station for very long time.Another vehicle arrived and pulled up tofirst car. Judging from scenic-vista decalson sides of cars, light bars on top of carsand overall coppiness of vehicle,Copwatch believes cars were driven bycop-perps. Suspected cops then conspiredin hushed whispers through driver’s-sideopen windows for 45 minutes. Officersuspectsthen suspiciously stared atCopwatch agents. Aggressive stare successfullyvideo-taped and archived. Latershared awkward moment inside gas stationwhen officer and Copwatch agentboth reached for HoneyBun. BackupCopwatch agent arrived and filmed officer-suspect until personal safety andHoneyBun were secured.

9:52 p.m., Battery Park Avenue Light drizzle keeps officer-suspectsinside their vehicles. Though intendingto perform public outreach and film theofficer perps in their vehicle, Copwatchagents also elected to remain in their vehiclebecause it was so wet and we don’t getpaid to do this. Subsequent video footageof officer suspects inside their car staring atus inside our car subsequently very “rainy”looking and probably not admissible incourt.

10:23 p.m., Patton Avenue Copwatch responded to report of officerharassment. Upon arriving, Copwatchagent detected strong smell of garlic onbreath of officer, who was writing aspeeding ticket to Copwatch complainant,an unhappy hot girl. Officeradmitted to having “just one, maybe two”garlic rolls at Ryan’s Steakhouse earlier inthe evening with his dinner. I informedthe officer that he smelled like he ate adozen garlic rolls, and to cool it with thegarlic in the future. Officer was filmedtaking this advice into consideration andsitting in car calibrating a Breathalyzerdevice, which took forever. Copwatchagents decided it would mean too muchpaperwork if we stayed and watched officergive victim sobriety test, and it startedraining again, so we left.