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Fred Hampton — Part 3
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Nos. 77-1698, 77-1210 & 77-1370 . 23
that a bullet removed from the body of Hampton was
fired from the .30-caliber carbine carried on the raid by
avis.
C. Post-Raid
After the firing ceased, Gorman telephoned Jalovec
from the back bedroom to report what occurred and to
inquire whether Jalovee would be directing the evidence
collection at the apartment. Jalovec responded that the
men should leave the apartment immediately to avoid
creating a riotous situation and should bring the seized
weapons to the State’s Attorney’s Office. The other
raiders were searching the apartment, overturning fur-
niture and seizing books and files in:the process. The
raiders retrieved bullets and other ballistics material
but failed to identify the recovered items. According to
Groth, the seized weapons were neither tagged for iden-
tification purposes nor fingerprinted, and the locations
were not specifically recorded. Consequently, when the
Mobile Crime Unit of the Chicago Police Department
‘arrived at approximately 5:15 a.m. to collect evidence,
its task was hindered greatly by the raiders’ search. The
Unit, headed by Koludrovic, nevertheless recovered a
number of ballistics items from throughout the apart-
ment which were taken to department headquarters for
examination by experts in firearms identification. The
officers retained their own weapons, and the weapons
found inside the apartment were taken to the State’s At-
torney’s Office.
Immediately after the raid, the four wounded oc-
cupants were taken to a hospital and the three other sur-
vivors were incarcerated in Cook County Jail. On the
basis of sworn complaints which stated that the plain-
tiffs fired at the raiders, charges of attempted murder,
aggravated battery, and unlawful use of weapons were
filed against the survivors. Bond was set for each at
$100,000. (Several survivors remained in jail until
December 21 when their bond was lowered.)
As the day unfolded, an atmosphere of confusion and
tension developed in Chicago’s black community.
Hanrahan met with the raiders and decided to engage
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