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FD-302a (Rev.10-6-95) 44D-LS-68598 Continuation of FD-302 of , On 07/13/2000 Page 2 b6 b7C was questioned as to whether or not there were any signs of the Ku Klux Klan having been there, and stated no. was questioned as to whether or not there were any b6 letters, notes, graffiti, or any other signs or symbols b7C indicating that the Ku Klux Klan was involved, and stated no. was questioned as to whether there was anything indicating that the fire was a hate crime or threat or racially motivated, and stated that there were no signs of it; however, he did smell gasoline upon entry into the building. was questioned as to whether or not he was b6 of any other threats to a church by the Ku Klux Klan, and b7C stated no. was questioned as to when Pastor Dan Johnson b6 arrived, and stated that about twenty minutes into the fire b7C they, the fire department, were ordered to evacuate and did evacuate the church. stated that he went to speak to. members of the Fern Creek Fire Department, and at that time he noticed a auv running up to the church who was stopped by another officer. stated that Johnson had to be stopped and that Johnson fell to his knees. was guestioned as to who first notified Pastor Dan b6 Johnson of the fire, and. Istated he has no idea. b7C was questioned as to whether or not his office b6 received any other calls to report the fire, and stated that b7C he does not know. was questioned as to how his department was notified of the fire, and he stated that they were dispatched from a 91l call. was questioned as to whether or not if the fire. b6 alarm at the church had gone off, if his department would have b7C been notified initially, and. stated no. stated that Buechel Fire Department responded based on a call made to dispatch advising that the fire was at the Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road area. stated that based on that information