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-15-83 SV 44B-3846 Continuation of FD-302 of ADRIENNE L. BROWN On_2/10/89 BROwN out of the truck even as he was telling that he was. on his way to see Fearing for his life, BRowN then drove away. Although police claimed otherwise, Brown did not try to back over any of the police cars, just pulled the truck forward and out of the parking lot. Since his tires had been shot out, he could not go faster than 30-35 miles per hour. BRown drove from North Augusta, South Carolina, to Augusta, Georgia, and police officers admitted at the trial later that they had followed bRown, but had not chased him. BRowN drove to the residence of who lives on At residence, JAmEs BRowN was arrested and taken to the Richmond County Jail. He agreed to return to South Carolina, and. a blood sample taken. Not realizing that he should have had a second sample taken to be analyzed by a private laboratory, BrowN agreed to do what police told him he had to do. When the police sample was analyzed, they first said that BRown's blood contained cocaine, then later said that it had pcp in it. Mrs. BRowN advised that she knows from reading that pcp can show up in the blood of a person who breathes the second-hand smoke of a person smoking pcp. She is sure her husband never used pcp, as he has awnog Aue ut sbnap Jo asn ay? gsugebe paubgeduen sAemge b6 b7C BRown was taken to Aiken, South Carolina, and was released to Mrs. BRowN at 10:00 PM or 1l:00 PM, after the magistrate told Mrs. Brown that some of the police had received improper training. She returned to their home with Brown, who was still restless and in pain. After Brown finally went to sleep, Mrs. BRown napped and awoke a couple of hours later to returned to their house and shortly received a call informing her that Brown had been arrested in Augusta, Georgia. She was told that BRowN had driven to the Georgia War Veterans' Home in Augusta, where his father is hospitalized. Police arrested BRoWN for driving without a license, for speeding, and for yelling at some people, although he was just upset at seeing his father in the hospital. BRown was released from the Richmond County Jail that same day. On November 2l, l988, BRowN went on trial in Aiken, South Carolina, before Judge LONG. BRowN had returned from a European tour only a day or two earlier, and was not prepared for. the trial. The judge failed to grant a motion to change the 5-