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vehicle). Vehicle #5, occupied by SSA McNeill, turnec: into the area and Vehicle #6, occupied by SAs Grogan and Dove, had made a U-turn and parked to the rear of the subjects’ vehicle. At this point, one of the subjects, now thought to be the subject William R. Mattix, fired a shotgun blast at SA Manauzzi. The shot, determined to be #6 shot, penetrated the window of the Bureau car and struck SA Manauzzi in the back and the back of the head as he was exiting his vehicle on the driver's side. SA Manauzzi did not have his weapon strapped on his hip in a holster. It was lying beside him and, in the . impact, the gua | : l oor of the car. 8A Manauzzi was unable to find icle unarmed. As he left the vehicle in a low’ —_ McNeill coming in and thought that SSA McNeill was to hit him. 8A Manauzzi crossed Southwest 62nd Avenue, wounded, and took shelter behind a wall near where Vehicle #7 (SAs Hanlon and Mireles) had impacted. SSA McNeill exited his vehicle and was taken under fire by the subjects, principally by the subject Michael Lee Platt, who was armed with a Ruger .223-caliber Mini-14, semiautomatic rifle. SSA McNeill leaned ‘ _ across the hood of SA Manauzzi's car and emptied his revolver into the Passenger compartment of the Monte Carlo,*occupled by the — "' fubjects. At this point SSA McNeill was hit in the hand by return ffire. Bleeding profusely, he attempted to reload; however, blood wet * from his hand ran into the cylinders and he could not put more "» rounds into his weapon. SSA McNeill then withdrew toward the rear of Vehicle #5. In the impact of Vehicle #7 on the wall, SA Hanlon's — %:. service revolver, not secured on his hip, although holstered, was & — - 10 -