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a ee ee ‘the pigs who Jater charged that an omaunition pandolier was ou™N GLA werc sent to buy a number of iten. needed by the unit. At Mol's Sporting Goods Store in Inglewded, a pig agent clerk named Sony Sheperd, attempting to show his allegiance to his — sacticnary white bosses, falsely accused ne of shoplifting. : was _ispossible to allow a verifying search by a store pecs guard because I was armed, and therefore, we were forced ‘to fight our way out of the situation. The pgs originally said that ao $-49 pair of socks were stolen and that this was what | coused the sheotout at the store. The people found this very asfficult to believe when it was pointed out that we had already purchased over thirty. gollars worth of heavy-duty wool socks | b und other items. This apparently became equally confusing to the item taken, “supposedly to make the accusation more believabl The policy of the Synbioncse Liberation Army has always been to avoid shoplifting because of the heavy risk involved to the whote unit. We cannot afford to have soldiers busted on humbug charges. However, we realize that the combat and support elements xun a great risk of being jammed whenever we move about above ground. Tho most unfortunate aspect of this situation was that the pigs then. learned that SLA elements were in the Los Angeles areca. It appears that even with this Imowlcdge the pigs would not have located our comrades ifa collaborator named Mary Carr had not snitched to the enemy. On Friday, May 17, 1974, the CIA directed force of FBI Agents, los Angeles City, County and California State ‘pigs with air ee — een 0