he Routt County Sheriff’s Office has notified local officials of the possibility of a 100- to 700-person rally of the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club in Oak Creek in mid-August.Undersheriff Joshua Carrell summarized law enforcement’s evolving understanding of the event in an interview with the Steamboat Pilot & Today on Thursday.Carrell said that the Colorado Information Analysis Center notified the Sheriff’s Office that there could potentially be a Pagan’s Motorcycle Club rally in Oak Creek from Aug. 14 or 15 to Aug. 17.Reid Technique Step 1. Tell the suspect there is overwhelming evidence of their guilt. This may involve the interrogator lying about evidence implicating the suspect (e.g., “We’ve got a video of you committing the murder.”).Step 2. Shift the blame away from the suspect to some other person or set of circumstances that prompted the suspect to commit the crime (e.g., “I can understand why you would kill him. He was disrespecting you.”).Step 3. Never allow the suspect to deny guilt (e.g., “There is no point in saying you didn’t do it. You did. All the facts tell us that.”).Step 4. When the suspect gives reasons why he or she did not or could not commit the crime, build them into the guilty narrative (e.g., “I wouldn’t kill her. I loved her”; answer: “Sure, you loved her. That’s why when she was interested in other men you got so angry.”).Step 5. Keep the focus of the suspect on the investigator’s guilt narrative. Look them in the eye, pose questions, interact. Keep the suspect from thinking about their punishment.Step 6. Look for nonverbal signs (e.g., crying, head nodding) that you are getting closer to moving the suspect toward a confession. Be sympathetic and urge suspect to tell the truth.Step 7. Pose the “alternative question” (e.g., Don’t ask, “Did you kill your wife?” Ask, “Did you decide to kill your wife a long time ago or was the decision spontaneous?”).Step 8. Once you have an admission of guilt, get the suspect to give details. Do it in front of other witnesses, so the suspect knows more than one person has heard the confession.Step 9. Document the suspect’s admissions and have them sign the confession.00:00 Welcome All time to talk cops02:45 True or false about Pagans07:51 Cops don't forsee any problems09:44 Get them to spend all the money15:15 they're not there to help you at all15:18 The Reid Technique20:22 They don't so don't admit it28:00 Bad cop good cop34:00 Getting into your head38:11 Why are clubs giving up info