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OO an * I iocnuann, ; [ 7 _,JYPINORITY ee 7 SF QUSINESS 2 J\SSOCIATION inc. REN, Main Street’ Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977 OUTSIDE SOURCE naeeeanales 914-352-7737 R. Keyes, Chairman F.B.I. J, Partilla, Co-Chairman Poon teeta April 1, 1981 W. Giles, Co-Chairman Washington, D.C. 20535 J. Vasser, Treasurer P. Robertson, Secretary Cc. Honorable William F. Smith U.S. Attorney General Rockland Minority Business Ass. Tepartment of Justice 88 North Main Street Constitution Ave. 10 Street N.W, Spring Valley, N.Y. 10977 Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Sir: The members of the Rockland Ninority Business Association (R.N.B.A.) join the twenty bereaved families in their mourning of the deaths of their children in Atlanta Georgia. : We feel a deep sense of frustration and depression in regard to these murders and abductions and are particularly disturbed by the lack of progress toward the avprehension of the perpetrator (s) of these crimes. It appears that the law enforcement of the Federal Government, having sophisticated technology at their disposal, manages to app- rehend those criminals that they seriously prusue, therefore we are hopeful that the same type of committment and effort will be Ent forth toward resolving the Atlanta crisis. “= - é - A Y The members of the Rockland Minority Business Association/commend the government for the monetary allocations given to assist Atlanta, however, we feel that additional resourses are-necessary (ie. man- power, expertise) to help the Atlanta authorities in expeditiously. solving these crimes and thereby putting an end to the increasing . emotional strife in our communities. te 24 1991 j The Rockland Minority Business “ssociation members 5 AER 4detlest that maximum efforts be expended toward resolving the Atlanta situation and we will continue to support those efforts and foll6W thé progress. Respectfully, yours Oe ¥E: fonend Reagen, President of U.S. Od EVE. f is