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OrrnrOmar POMm *.- 3010-100 . . . mar O92 EDINICT. = , _ Sse Gen REG NT” @ CO . : at . ve 5 mt Sea ae . ° 4 UNITED STATES GOVeRNMENT = - : Memorandum ee, ve Mr. Mohr part: December 27, i085 * Og st C. D. DeLoach a FRANK SINATRA, JR., - VICTIM Oe ; CRITICISM BY CHIEF OF POLICE f aan Cae SS WILLIAM H. PARKER 7 A Pursuant to the Direct“ © RS _.:, [placed a conference call i 4. 145 PM last night, December 26, ivw.. b6 -¢ Jizaon in Los Angeles and a .:- Q'Connel! in San Francisco. SAC Lynivs wes on annual leave in San Diego, ‘S Cilyomia. Specific instructions were given regarding contacts with Governor “2 2: 3rown at Sacramento, California, and State Attorney General Stanley Mosk. \ *=<1- Simon and O'Connell that Governor Brown should be contacted first and then, ‘- ding upon the results of the meeting with Governor Brown, we should contact N a tusney General Mosk. ASAC O'Connell called from Sacramento at approximately 3:40 DM this afternoon. He had just returned from the Governor's office. Senior Resident Agent ccompanied him. With the Governor was the Commissioner of the California Highway Patrol, Brad Crittenden, and the Governor's aide, John McInerney. The latter individual handles liaison for the Governor between the Governor's office and local law enforcement. ~ ORIGINAL FILED IN ASAC O'Connell told Governor Brown he was calling upon him at ; the Director's specific instructions. He outlined to the Governor and those present yrne fact we had furnished specific information regarding the identity and backgr und t i certain bank robbers who were being sought in the Lake Tahoe area. He toia ;Governor Brown that a Special Agent had personally contacted ‘of El Dorado, California, and had fully briefed him. This Agent had instructed to furnish the same information to the California Highway Patrol t rvcmediately. did this. He has confirmed this fact and our Agents ‘have noted an entry in the log at one of the Highway Patrol substations proving the transmittal of this information. ASAC O'Connell told Governor Brown that | representatives had also contacted of the California inighway Patrol and at that time requested a road block. stated he could not _ taccommodate the Sheriff's office because the Highway Patrolmen were not paid / -sovertime. He stated the road block could not be set up until early morning. . :s one of the Patrolmen who has shot off his mouth criticizing the FBI. ) ee a \ bh 4, B.¢ - i - Mr. Belmont 1 - Mr. Evans \ ar = os ~ i~- Mr. Casper: 1- Mr. Rosen Not RECO 3 ri JAN 10 1564 cDpejr (1) tong | ae M.A, Jones.” \ Spe WSEAS” Soar rece sect enero