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The «ar, a Pontiac, California license 617 FJK; which " ; was parked in front of the walkway at the time of the . interview, had been parked there since prior to February 4, | : 1974. The car was recognized by BENENSON as belonging to oo a girl who lived in the same building and who is currently out of town. BENENSON switched off the ignition, turned off his headlights and got out of the car. He pushed the Griver's side of the front seat forward and lifted both bags of groceries out onto the ground, one bag at a time. ’' When he had first exited the car, he had looked south along the sidewalk on the west side of Josephine Street and had noticed a group of approximately four or five people. He estimated that, at the time he exited the car, these people oer were approximately 100 feet from him near the second tele- x phone pole from where his car was parked. He did not think creas it unusual to see an individual or group of that size in ight the neighborhood and did not pay any attention to them. “ : After BENENSON had picked up his groceries, a - bag in each arm, and had taken only one or two steps toward his walkway, he became aware of someone moving immediately behind him from a southerly direction. He stated he heard -no footsteps but sensed the presence of one or more people. BENENSON at that-time had the heavier bag of groceries and probably his car keys in his right hand. His wallet was still located in one of his lower jacket pockets, probably the left lower pocket. He was wearing his glasses and had his glasses case in his pocket with the car keys still in the ‘case. , BENENSON whirled around aS soon as he sensed someone behind him and encountered a white female on the sidewalk, as ..BENENSON faced in a southeasterly direction. The female poked oe a gun in his face and moved around towards his back, keeping - ,... the gun near his face. He did not recall in which hand the “. female carried the gun. Ne described the gun as a long . ‘barreled hand gun, black in color, possibly a Luger. The a. female stated something to the effect, "The keys", or <=). possibly “Give me the keys". She also said something to io the effect of, "We want your car, not you". BENENSON also 32 a - 7 . ee ee . ™. a er on “ —w= + a * . ‘ el me ype Me eee te ee eer TM Se ae + See ee Ge ee rE ei RE Sy bee te an Ee ee te eg ee yee meray gs ee hy nae 7 mtr, Serene twat ees . 7 a : ~ iy ee. eS ane a ee ed aie Co ee Yeahs eo Y x a « *. os ae ON we ~— um