20, 2017, he fielded a call
from a man identifying himself as the owner of the pickup
which had been seized the day before. The man was concerned
about reports that the pickup had been used in connection with
a crime and wanted to report it as stolen. Mois told the man
that if he had not been in possession of the pickup and believed
it was stolen, he first needed to call the 911 emergency dis-
patch service to issue a report. The parties did not discuss the
matter further, and Mois informed Ratliff of the call once he
hung up. Mois explained that at the time of the call, the team
only had reason to believe the pickup was potentially involved
in a crime and had no other reasons to suspect that Benson, as
the owner of thepickup, was himself involved.
   Mois described that he was in his Department office on
September 23, 2017, when Davis interviewed Benson concern-
ing the pickup and the evidence conflicting with the report
Benson gave to Negrete. At that point, Mois explained, investi-
gators suspected Benson’s participation in Womack’s homicide
due to the identification of his pickup, evidence found in the
search of the pickup, and evidence contradicting Benson’s
report that his pickup was stolen. Mois testified that the
interview was conducted on the fourth floor of Department
headquarters in a homicide interview room. Mois had been
in and out of a conference room where detectives could lis-
ten in on the interview, and he later reviewed a recording of
the interview.
   Mois explained that Davis read Benson his Miranda rights
and that Benson waived his rights and