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RE: eRe DEPUTY SHERIFF pie UNIDENTIFIED DEPUTY SHERIFFS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, DAYTON, OHIO: a 2 ’ UNITED FARM WORKERS UNION ~ COMPLAINANT On November 4, 1974, the Dayton Daily News reported that UFW pickets arrested November 2, 1974 had entered pleas of not guilty and trial had been set for 3:36 a.m. in Municipal Court. e had sent a telegram to the Ohio ate Attorney General seeking an inves- tigation of “reckless, high-handed, and illegal behavior of the management of Fazio stores and the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office," in connection with the arrests. The UFW, according to the story, claimed that Fazio's conspired with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office to violate the civil and Constitutional rights’ of UFW pickets by illegally taking away their right to free speech. pie The story went on to say the a » had identifi the deputy who “without any provocation, maliciously smashed the window of a UFW van, threatened people in a careless and dangerous manner with a gun and club, and showed all the outward signs of drunkennes 8 including alcohol on his breath and reckl e conduct." beteanmrseere EE en County Sheri s Office, was oted as b ane Ai enrsa Fd Soo, SLs 4 “2 -2-