2020-01-08 Exh A Hearing Transcript Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Amend USE 15-056

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I want to ask the people if they gave us testimony of the safety rules from 1996 folks. There has been a lot of research since then. Is that correct? [Turning to audience.] You folks are basing it on, and not only that, but my children were raised, well two of them graduated from [inaudible] okay? There was six of `em graduated from Waiakea High. Unfortunately, four of, I don't know, you do the math. The rest of them graduated from Kea`au, okay? Even my children, even my daughters and granddaughters have played sports in this community. They've been active members of this community and contributing. Some of them went to Kea`au Elementary. It was too late when they found out the asbestos and the, I forget, arsenic in the ground I believe out there, but we do have updated information about the cell phone. I went to purchase a smart phone, Straight Talk. It does not say like people of my generation a little very fine line, "This may cause cancer." If you check out some of the packaging of the new cell phones, it says specifically, "This will cause cancer." You know, folks, we do have an updated version of the safety. Let's not, let's not do this. There are children, that their lives are at stake, and you talk about endangered species. Yes, the animals and the endangered, we are an endangered species with our lack of trying to see the more recent—and if we have to change our opinion, no shame folks. We're doing it for each other and our children. Thank you for listening, and this was very last minute, but, yes, and I appreciate—one of my questions was where is the pastor today, so thank you, sir, and I don't know if I should hold this to the end, but I wanted to ask the question again of the people that are proposing this, are, they're there? [Turning to Ms. Martin and Mr. Grodzin in the audience.] When you, I didn't quite get it, did he ask for your help to become a permittedI'm not quite sure. I was trying to listen and take notes at the same time. The pastor, when you folks first got involved, you helped them— CLARKSON: Please, please address the Commission and then we'll YOUNG: Oh, I'm sorry— CLARKSON: —make sure the information gets requested. YOUNG: Thank you. CLARKSON: What is your question then? YOUNG: The story they said about, was it the pastor that had originally, I want to know how the thing got started where, I guess he was not ableoh, and you, so many questions. Okay, let me say this. The pastor, Raymond Seamons [sic]? How is that spelled? CLARKSON: We'll find out. YOUNG: Okay. EXHIBIT A