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<10 1». n n ,,¢ " J Memorandum to Mr. Belmont Re: UNKNOWN SUBJECTS; MICHAEL HENRY scnwsnusn, ET AL. Sheriff&#39;s Office who either were in law enforcement or bad formerly been in law enforcement, to deprive the colored population oi their civil rights and these individual cases taken cumulatively show a clear conspiracy to deprive the victims of their civil rights. It is these civil rights cases which are presently being presented to the Federal grand jury and it is hoped the grand jury will bring forth indictments against the persons who have committed the civil rights violations. II and when such indictments are returned these individuals will be arrested and charged with civil rights violations source and felt that they needed thisziliformationmtoz propezrzlywpresenztz the case. He stated he felt that we need not identify anyone but that we should go the route as was initiall lanned; namely, not to disclose the identity He said that he is ready to stand on I this position. 1570 I asked Sullivan if there was any possibility of tainted evidence He said that insofar as civil rights cases are concerned there is absolutely no possibility of any tainted evidence. He said he did want to mention one thing though. In connection with the search warrant which was obtained at the time they went into the property of Olen Bur:-age where the dam was located, he stated that he had instructed SAC Moore to obtain a search warrant which he referred to as a "day and night warrant" which would allow the search to continue during the day and at night if need be; that the search warrant indicated that had reliable information bodies located on the - told Moore needed and hhim the above