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FO-. #2 REV. 1aa7- 70) * me: 4 ; ne - te a a - = ~ Ma, on oe _ \. . . . . =~ . - 2 ; . - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION * 5/24/72 Date of transcription “ae nd after identifying themselves. 1 Typewriter Company, as FBI Agents, interviewed Roya = —_ N.W., Washington, D.C. (WDC). ‘Ws advised that he arrived for work well before 9:00 a.m. on the morning of May 3, 1971, and that he © was able to observe, at least, part of the activities which took place that morning at or near the intersection of © Wisconsin Avenue and R Street, N.W. He said he saw people in the street attempting to block traffic. At one point between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., according to the interviewee, he saw a white male, 5 feet 9 inches tall weighing 160 to 165 pounds, with sandy red hair, wearing a dirty khaki jacket and a brown "floppy" hat throwing a couple of pallets (wooden pletforms on which brick or cinderblock can be stacked) into the street. Continuing, (sid he trereafter observed a police officer jump o S motor scooter and run after this man, the latter. running across a parking lot adjacent to the Japan Inn construction site at 1715 Wisconsin Avenue, W.W. It was in this lot where the man was grabbed and ‘brought to the ground by the pursuing officer. Interviewee Btated that it appeared to him, from across the street (Wisconsin Avenue) that the arrested person had injured his nose in the incident. - six photographs of various individuals were shown to who was then asked if any of them was the person he escribed as the man he had seen arrested. The persons shown in these photographs were: 4 ; 5/18/71 Washington, D.C. WFO 176-282 a: ' leterviewed on et . File # DS sar Thie decement contyins welther recommendations + ner conclusions AG the FRt, & eo the property of the FGI end ls leaned te your waencys . BB = - = a ri éevmuled ovnie Four agency. “ 4 8 er a ice . my ee ett” if ig