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many high school age students had put the word "lrwa.ders" on their jackets for effect and were not necessarily? affiliated with the BOP movement HQ 157-9146-AS!. The violence and disruption of the u-arch was of great concern to Dr. King because of the possible effect it might have on the planned POGAM. Therefore, he vowed to return to Memphis and demonstrate that he had not lost his effectiveness in leading nomriolmt marches. LL, King, togethe' with his stéf, reo_._1r:1.e.¢1 to on April 3, 1968, at l0:33a.m. After a press conference at the airport, the group proceeded to the Inrraine Hotel, arriving there at approximately 11:20a.m. At about l2:05p.m. Dr. King left the iorraine Pbtel for a meeting at the Centenary Metlndist Church Security and Surveillance Rept of G.P. Tines, Inspector, Memphis Police Department, dated July 17, 1968!. Dr. King announced at this meeting that his purposeinre to Merphiswas to leadamass marchon However, on April 3, 1968, United States District Court Judge Bailey Brown issued a temporary restraining order against further marches in Memphis HQ 157-9146-9, p.l!. Dr. King returned to the Lorraine Motel at 2:25p.m. and sometime that afternoon Federal Phrshals served him and his aides with -19-