RiverCom’s Operations Manager at the time testified that he received and responded to a medical duress call, and that he gave my passenger juice and granola to stabilize her blood sugar, while repeatedly stating there was never any medical emergency.
Threats of physical violence were first made by Jana Johnson, the Operations Manager’s spouse, who came with him to the scene. Her threats came at least 10 minutes before any threat alleged against me.
The State claimed B&T Towing, owned by alleged victim Brandon Huntington, was merely subcontracting for Mountain View Towing. Federal rules (49 CFR 390.21T) require a commercial tow truck to display the name and USDOT number of the carrier operating it.
Brandon Huntington, owner of the defunct tow company B&T Towing (Cashmere, WA), testified that he still tows for dispatch agencies, Washington State Patrol, and multiple sheriffs departments. Video on this site shows him saying he had done multiple tows for the Washington State Patrol earlier that same day, July 4, 2024.