Narrator:Okay, and you agreed to have this information submitted to the Library of Congress for future archive, and the Utah State University for future archive.
Roberts:Yeah.
Narrator:Ok. Wonderful. If you could go ahead Officer Roberts and take us back to September 11.
Roberts:Ok. [indecipherable assumed: I was on] my overtime unit 156, which was scheduled to be at the heliport at 10:45 for a departing flight. So I was doing my release and, uh, coming towards that side of the building and I stopped at the south loading dock and I relieved one [break assumed: of the officers stationed there]. As I was sitting there there's a tv thats right there and all of a sudden a news flash came across the tv that said the World trade center has been bombed. First thing that came to my mind is New York City, because I'm from New York, and I started thinking about my parents. So after I thought about it I looked again and they said there was another plane coming on the television. Then my sarge, sargeant Woody, he called and he said "Hey Rob, listen we've gone to threat con delta(?)" I hang up the phone- the plane hit the building. Watching the tv it was almost timed for preciseness. As I hung up the phone and I ran to the center of the dock and I looked up I saw another plane flying around the south parking lot- this is about like 9:12, 9:11 in the morning.