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2 a a F0-303 (REV. 11-27-70} g g FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION al 5/15/72 Date of transcription be Special Agent in Charge, Sperations »7° and Logistics, United States Secret Service (U55S), 1800 G Street, Horthwest, Washington, D.c. Gipc), advised that he was viding in the car following the Vice-president's Limousine, One or two minutes befere the arrival of the limousine at the Lausche Building, Faizrgromds, Columbus, Ohio, a group of demonstrators began throwing miscellaneous objects, i.e., rocks, bottles, etcetera, at the limousine, He observed four or five of these objects fly over the car and one which appeared to be a rock struck the rear window. He was unable to pick owt any individual from the crowd who threw the missile and stated that any identification would have to have been made by the local Police on the scene, He felt the bulletproof glass prevented the shattering of the window since the object appeared quite heavy. The limousine is still en route to Japan but is due back in WRC on or about May 18, 1972. At that time the USSS Laboratory will replace the glass and conduct an examination to determine what type of object atruck it, To the best of his Imowledge photographs of the window were taken at Columbus, Ohio, elther by the USSS or the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Interviewed on S/4U/9O ot, Ygchineten DG, File #4 75e0Q9 by mu s «Fs Date dictated 3/12/ 72 =~ - 2 - This document contoins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency,