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: ve + a ve , " Re bee AB te liter og ~ % OPTIONAL POtm WO. 18 a 1-106 QO maT 1961 Hee Obs Sem, mG. WO. 27 ) thy ol - F UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT {\ Memorandum . e" To: Mr. Bishop” . pate: 11-8-71 Cleveland “y F 8 © Telep \rewe Cn Ils STATE COLLEGE, PE ANIA INFORMATION CONCERNING FROM SUBJECT: bac] called the Bureau today and spoke with SA Robert B. Davenport of the Crime Records Division. (EMD identified himself as an attorney in State College, Pennsylvania, stated he was calling in the interest of a client whom he declined to identify over the phone. He stated that his client possessed information which he thought would be of interest bn] to the FBI. This information concerns the possible misconduct of police officers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in connection with a narcotics raid. At this point, @iiiRwas told that the FBI has no jurisdiction in narcotics matters, but such investigationfare handled by the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. tated nevertheless, that he felt the nature of his client's information would be of interest fo the Bureau and requested tbat one of our Agents personally contact him to discuss this matter further. was told that he would be contacted by an Agent from our Philadelphia Office, which covers the State College, Pennsylvania, area. Bufiles reflect as «:: a student at Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsyivania, in 1962 and furnished infor- mation to the State College Police Department concerning activities of the "Minutemen" organization on the Pennsylvania State University campus. J % SAC Jamieson of the Philadelphia Office was advised of the b?¢-! above on this date and instructed to have contacted and secure the Bureau's interest. REC- 36 RECOMMENDATION: For information. f«|yftr 17 Mir. Roses | | (/ i By BBD hong