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- + ee ee ubove c.iteris within the NCIC Stolen Guna File. These entries will be coli:ted and forwerded to concerned offices gor follow up investigation by separate communic: tion. _ .. the thrust of any follow up investigation concercing a pérticular sclt entry is to determine if the wec;2n in question is identicel with the weapon used by Pctriciea . - earst, kssential to the elimination process as sbove oa are these facts: wo. 1. It is a .30 caliber carbine alterei to fire fully automatic. Note: Even if the weapon . has been reverted to é seri-autemstic weapon, evidence of initial conversion remains. (Consult with your office — oy. firearms expert in this regard). 2. It is most likely a M-1 .30 caliber carbine, | 3. It was in possession of Patricia Hearst on 5/16/74, in Los Angeles, Californiz. ; ee If 2 weapon in question cannot be eliminated . <4 °° upon applying all three ofthe above quelificeticns, you “". -.. are to errange to have the weapon submitted to the FBI "27. 2 Laboratory and Identificetion Bivisions for appropriate | "examinations or have it test fired thereupon submitting the bullets and cartridges to the FBI Laboratory for comparison with previously recovered spent armimition in this case, TE Em The following notice has been pleced in the Januery, 1575, issue of the “NCIC Newsletter" concerning this nationwide alert to cssist you in future inquiries: PIREARM ALLEGEDLY USED BY P.:TRICL. HEARST _ Toe firearm allegedly used by Patricia Hearst -- a during the shooting incident at Mel's Sportinz Good Ji, --@ + store, Los Angeles, California, on Nay 16, 1974, is not known to have been recovered to date, ‘Through eye | aul "8s witness observations and #BI Laboratory examinations, Etta we fave learned the firearm was most probably a .30 re ‘caliber carbine altered to fire fully autometic. ; Should a firearm meeting this description be recovered, please contact the nearest FBI cffice, -2- Ee a ee I a Ee IE ee 9 ’ . SR EE A eR Te tag