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e ® 104 Nos. 77-1698, 77-1210 & 77-1870 , following which is the first reference ta the presence of the nonshooters: All 14 raiding police officers were present inside the apartment during the beatings and abuse, par- ticipated in them and did nothing to try to stop them. FRED HAMPTON was still lying unattend- ed on the floor in the dining room. All 14 police of- ficers then ransacked the apartment, turning beds and dressers over and emptying their contents throughout the apartment, and destroying and mutilating evidence of what had occurred. [P] # 553 PL. 410 1SSGJ84-5] All 14 police officers saw FRED HAMPTON lying on the floor with blood coming from his head, but none did anything to try to determine if he was alive and could. be helped. At no time did any of the officers seek to determine the nature of Plaintiffs’ injuries, or to assist or protect them in any way. There is no reference at all to any portion of the transcript of the evidence with regard to any nonshooter officer even being in the apartment. The only two citations at all to the record are to Plaintifis’ Exhibits 553 and 410. Exhibit 553 is a photograph showing no people but showing drawers out of a dresser, clothing on the floor, and beds turned over. Exhibit 410 is a partial transcript of testimony by nonshooter defendant Lynwood Harris. Three of the pages, 77, 78, and 203 appear to be from a deposition of Harris and the balance of the pages are from his appearance before the grand jury at the time Barnabas Sears was appearing as the special prosecutor. This exhibit is somewhat difficult to read because of its disjointed nature, it being only a part of a complete transcript. The exhibit was 32 pages of the grand jury testimony but the first page of the exhibit is numbered 57 and the last 157. It is clear, however, that . it contains no evidence of any of the outside nonshooters going into the apartment immediately following the shooting. Harris apparently did go in at some later time when the firearms were heing laid out on a mattress. At the time of the shooting he heard the noise of the shots. When asked what happened next after he heard the se-