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cv 98-2140 a4 7 an edyvised that the Gemonstrators then moved back to the tennis courts, pulled down a fence, and tore apart a shack. He addad that the demonstrators than merched towardg Covntovn Kent, but after the National Guard uwppeared, at the main gate, the crowd dispersed, Ha said that this activity occurred between uppronimete P.M., and 9:00 P.M. Ne advised that he was wich Curing most of the deinohstration, but diganot alwovs have hin in sight. _ He advised that he ee to their house at 230 Bast Hain Streat, Kent, Ohio, and when they arrived, observed . the National Guard muster} front of their house. Ne advised thut when he anc arrived at the house, the __fertouing people were already in the house; eri = -! a white black hair, Wiknésni girliriend of Female, approximately glasses A eral] negro gt) ‘pho vas with, . vA "He adde@ that aE «:: visiting friends in Washington, D.C. on Pricay ang Sacurday, and he thought he “might have returned to } ‘ent, Ohio, on Sunday. © . ras questioned as to whether or not he had any knowlocge concerning the burning of the ROTC building, er whether or not he himself was involved in the burning of the ‘building. Ue denied having anything to 6e with the fire, and Genied having any knowledge of the fire. He stated . that he believed in non violence, and would not take any pert in destructive activities. He cateqoricslly denied ; throving any rocks or setting a fire, and he denied sceing . anyone whom he could identify being involved in this activity. a advised that invastigetion had @eveloped informati Q and other indivicuals who Livad in his house -. et 230 East Nain Street, Kent, Chio, had geased they hrc set the fire at the ROTC building. las extensively ‘questioned regarding this allegation, he denied IOWeVET, having anything to do with the fire, and Btated that he knew.