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Best Copy Available PH 44-1638 The bullet which was ramoved from her body was it was determined.that' it was only a portion of*? rfie slug from shotgun and from the appearance of the slug, it was evidant that it had ricocheted from another object into her body. The gunfire was alle mdly caused by a gang of white youths from th. North Newberry Street area who had a confrontation with a gang of Negro you#hs on July l7, lsts.. At this point in the investigation, he has not intervigwed any.of the other parsons who ware in the vehicle but has concentrated on attempting to learn the firing on th. stalled vehidle. "This investigation ha. deyeloped the fact that on July 20, l989, an automobile containing Negroes had drivsn down North Newbarry Srreet and as it reached the area of the Western Maryland Rail- roud traoks, the trunk of tha vehiele had auddenly opened and goms Negroes in the trunk had sprayed the area with gunfire as the vehiale sped off. He understands that some white persons were lnjured by this gunfire; however he doas not knox their identities. believes that this incident had the rasidonts of th. Nortn Newberry Street area rather. b7C Jumpy and when another yehiele ocoupied by Negroes tarned around at the traaks and - Negro woaan got out of the vehicle, the gang in the area believed they would be shot at fron the tmunk of this vehiele. He bases this part on the fact that the majority of the shots hitting the vehicle hit it in the right rear, partlcularly in the area of the trunk. His investigation has deteruined that there were no oity or stats pollauman in the immedlate area where the vehicle was shot at and the closest offieers were at the interseation of North Newberry and West Phila- delphia Streets. Also, all Psp on riot duty in York, Pa., at the time were issued and wearing arash-typ. halmets, light blue in aolor, Most of th. policemen Srter the Firat day or two of the disturbance, wore bullet proof vests as a proteation against the sniper fire which they were constantly runniny into. 26