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oo FY = OS G.: a ae a 20 miles a east of Oakland) patrolliag y he Clayton Valle sre 806 GUD of Contra Costa County observed a red 15% Chevrolet van/roar:ing, the streets aimlessly. ; ii the After maintaining a watch on/xbds van, Sgt. Duge pulled theomm it over in the vicinity of Ayers Road and Sutherland Drive, and anproacheé Note 2 it on foot. Ar he cid so, le was fired on by one or both of the a vans occupants, subsequently identifiec us sussell J. Little and Joseph M. Remiro. The shots missed Duge but shattered the windshield of the patrol car, he returned the fire and was able to arrest Little, who was slightly wounded in the shoulder, a few blocks away in the van. Four hours later, Remiro, armed with a .360 Walther semiautomatic pistol, but offering no further resistance, was arrested in a yard near Ayers Road and Sutherland Way by Officer Jim Alcorn. A search of the van, which was registered to a Nancy Devoto, 3856 Whittle Avenue, Oakland resulted in the discovery of some | Note 3 2,000 SLA leaflets printed in English, Spanish, Chinese and Swahili; a .38 Colt revolver, a 9-mm pistol and a carton of tools. Later that day, both Little and “emiro were charged with assault with intent to murder Sgt.Duge; bail was set at $250,000 each, and, as a security measure,they were quickly transferred from Contra Costa County jail to San Quentino state prison. PROFIL.AS Note 4 Russel) lack Little, 24, boru in Oriand, aad, uncer “that aac, - been Jiving :.ost recently at 59939 Chabot Road, Oakland. Hovever, a under aliases he had established residence in at least one other : area. When booked at the Concord jail, Little gave police the alias of Robert James Scalise, 27, of 1621 Seventh Street, Oakland. It was later determined that the alias vas a name that belonged to an Oskland child who had died in 1953, at age six of leukemia. The Seventh Street