Here's the video of the last known contact between Seattle police officers and Christopher Monfort, one week before he allegedly bombed several police vehicles at a city maintenance facility, and two weeks before he allegedly opened fire on Officers Timothy Brention and Britt Sweeney.

Here's a transcript of the audio, courtesy of Central District News:

Officer 1: "George 03 on Traffic"

Dispatch: "2 George 03"

Officer 1: "35th & E. Alder, east of, 007-YTU"

Dispatch: "35th & E. Alder, just east of, 007-YTU"

Officer 1 (to suspect): "Hey there"

Suspect: "Good afternoon"

Officer 1 (to suspect): "Hey Officer [name redacted], Seattle Police. Just to let you know, I'm video taping you.

Suspect: "OK"

Officer 1: "OK, gotta let you know that"

Dispatch: "3 George 03, your plate is clear and current on a green 2003 Ford 4-door"

Officer 1: "Hey - I stopped you tonight because you failed to use your turn signals back there on 31st and umm Yesler, or Jackson. And then I just saw you driving around, and I'm curious are you lost, or are you looking for something, or can I help you with some directions?"

Suspect: [unintelligble]

Officer 1: "I'd like your license and proof of insurance."

Suspect: "Heres the registration. My license is in my pocket."

Officer 1: "OK, go ahead and go for it please."

Officer 1: "Is this a good address, is 56th Ave South good, or the one on Monroe NE in [unintelligble]?"

Suspect: "On the registration."

Officer 1: "56th Ave South in Tukwila?"

Suspect: "Yeah"

Officer 1: "What's a good phone number for you?"

Suspect: "Why would you like my phone number?"

Officer 1: "Because I asked for it. Do you not want to give it?"

Suspect: "I don't think I want to give you my phone number."

Officer 1: "Alright."

Suspect: [Unintelligble]

Officer 1: "Not a problem."

Suspect: "Really?"

Officer 1: "Tell you what, just sit tight for one second"

Dispatch: "George 03 under control"

Officer 2: "Are you just doing a warning? Was he rude to you?"

Officer 1: "He was a little obnoxious"

Officer 2: "Yeah. He turned his head on the turn [?] So i don't know if he's going to be pleased [unintelligble]"

Officer 1: "He's got an expired insurance card."

Officer 2: "Does he have anything that's current?"

Officer 1: "I didn't ask. It just saw was September '09 he was giving me, he didn't want to give me his phone number, so like then 'I'm done'"

Officer 1: "So, let's just stick with the warning. He doesn't have to like it"

Officer 2: "I was just wondering if he kinda copped an attitude with you. I was trying to be nice, to give him directions, and he was like 'Can I help you?' And I was like 'Well, I just wanted to give you directions if you needed it'"

Officer 1: "Well, yeah, he was zipping around like he was lost, and then he's, so"

Officer 2: "And then I was like 'Do you know where you're going?', and he was like 'Do you know where you're going?' and I was like 'You know what..'.  Sorry. That wasn't my suggestion.

Officer 1: "Well you know what, it's typically..."

Officer 2: "I wasn't even coming back here to ..."

Officer 1: "I know"

Officer 2: "But I just thought it was weird, while I was trying to be pleasant, and of course your demeanor was completely nice to him. It was like. "

Officer 2: "Do you have his drivers license available so I can take a peak at it? Thanks"

Officer 1: "Alright sir, so I'm not citing you for not using your turn signal, just a warning for that, as well as you've got to make sure you've got your front license plate, OK? You've got an expired insurance card, so I am giving you a citation for that. Read the back. If you do have it, it's not the $555 fine, it's $25, and you can mail that in."

Suspect: "Have a good day sir"