PART 5 OF 10 @Copwatchtv obtained body camera footage of New Mexico State Police Sgt. Mark Madrid's interview with State Police investigators from a February 4th, 2021 interview. Sgt. Madrid was Officer Darian Jarrott's supervisor. Officer Jarrott was working at the 103 (mile marker). He called earlier in the morning, he had made a traffic stop and locked himself out of the unit, because his unit was in the shop. A little bit later, Sergeant Madrid was coming back from Lordsburg and hears Jarrott go on a traffic stop. Sergeant Madrid said he was coming back because there is no one else but Jarrott. Dispatch does a status check on Officer Jarrott and there's no answer. Dispatch then does a second status check. Sergeant Madrid stated he starts stepping it up. He said he drives an unmarked pickup truck and cannot go fast. The information Sergeant Madrid received on the BOLO was, an individual coming in from Tucson (AZ) with a load of fentanyl, supposed to have a gun in the vehicle. Sergeant Madrid said, "No big deal, we deal with that on a daily basis." Sergeant Madrid advised it was put out to the guys, just to be on the lookout. Nothing panned out the first two days. It was the same thing that today, BOLO for a vehicle. They had officers stationed on Interstate 10 (I-10) looking for said vehicle, a white Chevy pickup with head rack. "No big deal," he said. Sergeant Madrid told Officer Jarrott, "Just remember this guy is supposed to be carrying a gun," when he talked to him earlier. "If you happen to spot the vehicle, make sure it is a good stop, do not stop it for any reason." That was it.