Before the lawsuit got to court, however, the office reversed its stance. Prosecutor Chad Enright acknowledged the conflict could have been avoided — along with the possibility of shelling out even more tax dollars to settle the lawsuit — had prosecutors first contacted Dominic Campese about his March 2020 request for “Brady material." “The better way to have done this is just clarified with Mr. Campese and his attorney exactly what they wanted,” Enright said. “We misunderstood what they were looking for.” Campese, who lives in Seattle, has produced a video and podcasts casting a critical eye on the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office-led investigation of the July 3, 2019, fatal shooting of Stonechild Chiefstick by a Poulsbo police officer.