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i ‘ “ITED STLTES DEPARTMENT OF /SSTICE Federal Bureau of Investigation Seattle, Washington July 5, 1966 KING COUNTY, WASHIKGTON, JULY 4, 1966 The "Seattle Post Intelligencer", a daily news- paper published in Seattle, Washington, on July 5, 1966, contained an article entitied, "Lake Riot: Black-Clad Cyclists Vs. Picnickers" which stated: “A small riot erupted at Pine Lake southeast of Redmond between picnickers and a group of Seattle motor- cyclists Monday afternoon. "At least a half dozen péerecns were injured in the melee as the motorcyclists, clad in black leather jackets and boots hurled beer bottles and recks at picnickers and battled with fists, deputy sheriffs aaid. "Ten motorcyclists, one injured, were arrested, "More than 14 deputies, assisted hy Redmond police and state troopers broke up the rict and made the arrests. . i eee he agg LILA "Two picnickers - Teddy Lv Graves, 24, of 30592 - 55th Ave. &., Auburn, and Yern L--Gaines, 24, of 10214 - 37th Place SW - suffered multiple lacerations and head injuries, They were adnitted to Overlake Ros spital, a os ree Z. telF op fea "Deputies said the riot broke out ween the motor- evelists, many shaggy-hbaired and bearded and jacketed in the ‘Hell's Angeles' style, began nolesting yonen at the resort. Sore cut the pigtatis off girls and waved them in the air. "An estimated 15 motorcyclists belonging to an unidentified club from the West Seattle Georgetown area took part in the riot, Five jumped on their two-wheelers and fled, yelling thev were going for reinforcements. ALL ee aren On TAINED Jp C MOTHER PS Lp At ae: 7 ; aay ‘ AS” seas 6 g