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= bed SSA McNeill, Supervisor of this squad, made a decision to conduct a similar-type surveillance on April li, 1986. A total of 14 SAs of the Miami Division were utilized in this effort including three from the Homestead Resident Agency (RA). During the course of this investigation, the Miami Division had coordinated closely with the Metropolitan-Dade County (Metro-Dade) Police Department, but on this occasion only FBI units were involved in the actual surveillance. Agents on this assignment were spread out covering at least four separate financial institutions over a 60-block area. At approximately 9:30 a.m., April 11, 1986, SA Grogan advised by - radio that he had the subjects under observation. The inquiry team has in its possession a transcription of FBI radio transmissions which thoroughly set out the ensuing surveill and pursuit of the subjects. it eye witnesses and the ved, at approximately a! mune, near the intersection of Southwest 122nd BtreetycAgents made an attempt to stop the subjects. During thi®@ttempted stop, FBI vehicles rammed the subjects' vehicle. iaboratory paint examinations show that FBI vehicles also impacted with each other during this attempted stop. The vehicle chase came to an end with “the subjects! vehicle facing northbound in the parking area of a front yard at 12201 Southwest 82nd Avenue. The subjects' vehicle was wedged between a parked civilian vehicle, an FBI vehicle and a tree, and flanked by two FBI vehicles. A third FBI vehicle, operated by SAS Hanlon and Mireles, had lost control during the impacts and came to rest against a wall on the west side of 82nd Avenue just south of the area where the subjects' vehicle was stopped. A fourth FBI vehicle operated by SAs Orrantia and Risner arrived on the scene, stopped on the west side of 82nd Avenue dust north and —ia ter eet ate Se Ser wa oie kh ted hd ae west of the impact scene. statements of 9:32 a.m., on Soe As the vehicles came to a halt, SA Manauzzi's vehicle was directly alongside the subjects’ vehicle. SA Manauzzi was immediately taken under fire and struck with shotgun pellets in the back and the back of the head. During the crash, SA Manauzzi's gun, which was alongside him on the car seat, was knocked to the floor of the car. SA Manauzzi, wounded and unarmed, exited his vehicle and took shelter behind a wall on the : : : west side of 82nd Avenue. SSA McNeill, whe had driven his vehicle against the side of SA Manauzzi's vehicle, fired on the subjects across the hood of SA Manauzzi's vehicle and was, at this point, shot and wounded in the hand. SAs Mireles and Hanlon had exited their vehicle, which had impacted on the wall--on the ‘a i.