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tysat> pita ered ys ashes ete COLUM EVE Oracer Venger, ATED SF SFFICE ON EEE ce Thiet as caress CACEN, LEP ep ate sate “@ we PAE eel ad aa ge gas “* =" ; j °. _. - re : | ah oat - and told her then that they had a report that Patricia Hearst : was in the apartment and further inquired whether plaintizf® know it was a felony to harbor a known criminal. 14. About fifteen (15). minutes after the men entered the apartment, badges were flashed, but cospife Berequest no - noc warrant was shown her. The agents continued = to Bok, plafngice Xp questions about Patricia Hearst, the SLA and pldineie: ae a she did. The agents did not take the picture. -15. The agents then returned to her’ living room and asked her more questions about*nale and female visitors including boyfriends. ‘She was asked dbodtthe ‘Griminaa records of various parties. She was also sched anal previous Federal Bureau - Se of investigation’ s investigation” ‘Sencerning her roommate's “a 2 husband. One agent went through the desk which was in the living room. 16. pkter some time, two other men entered the apart- | fr NS ment relating<thatsthey hed interviewed people in the apartment building, particularly*one tenant. The.agents asked plaintiff So “Ser Se, about previous troublé%she: had with that tenant. The agents then remained hysterical throughout this whole process, and without @pologizing. , oe The raiding party .upon the apartment included the left the apartment without attempting to settle plaintiff, who . | Federal. Bureau of Tavestigation agents referred to above as SSBB wellyas” "the , stwo Alexandria Police officers named as | defendants in this. ‘Matter. . 7 oe .. ” 18. The above-described entry was made by the police —e TOs 935-3988 officers involved without proper investigation of the occupéats ! Waswenwatow, O, ©, 10003 of plaintiff's apartment. Further, the Federal Bureau of G19 WALHINGTON BU4LDING, H.W, Investigation knew, or should have knova, the identity of the 2 RN ae Th ae Sot OY hte " Sa iat