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. . . . @ . - ° « PAGE Two OF BUILDING. ACCORDING TO MONTGOMERY, OFFICERS WERE ASKED TO LEAVE WHICH THEY DID, HOWEVER, RETURNED SHORTLY AND THEN REFUSED BPP MEMBERS ACCESS TO THE APARTMENT. MONTGOMERY ADVISED NOTIFYING FBI IN VIEW OF HIS BELIEF FBI OR JUSTICE DEPARTMENT LOOKING INTO SHOOTING INCIDENT. AT THREE TWENTYSEVEN PM DENNIS CUNNINGHAM, ATTORNEY FOR BPP, TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED SAC TO ADVISE THAT ATTORNEYS FOR BPP AND VICTIMS HAD DECIDED THAT THEY DID NOT FEEL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT COULD HELP THEM AND THEREFORE TAKING POSITION THAT THEY WOULD NOT VOLUNTARILY COOPERATE WITH ANY FBI INVESTIGATION. STATED DECISION BASED ON NEWSPAPER ARTICLES REPORTING FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF BPP, FURTHER STATED DECISION ACTUALLY REACHED MONDAY NIGHT DECEMBER FIFTEEN LAST. HOWEVER, HE WAS “TOO BUSY” TO CONTACT SAC. COMMENTED THAT UNDOUBTEDLY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COULD OBTAIN ACCESS TO PREMISES AT TWENTYTHREE THIRTYSEVEN WEST MONROE, THROUGH LEGAL ACTION AND THAT “OF COURSE THEY COULD NOT PREVENT THAT.” STATED “POLITICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR BPP TO VOLUNTARILY COOPERATE.” END PAGE Two