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AT 7A-1835 SF 69/35 6 time, and advised him he was going to pick up Recruit return, and have him look at the station wagon. departed the area and returned with Recruit Upon arrivin scene, Recruit QgBadvisea, "that's the car." SA cole ==": if he was sure. Recruit then reiterated @ was sure the vehicle he saw mg slowly on the bridge heading towards him and then turn around and proceed toward S\ position was this vehicle. Upon returning on the scene, Roving Supervisor advised he was going to contact someone etermine what should be Williams. Supervisor departed ea. SA Iked with Patrolman Captain and Recru Supervisor ii returned and advised that Williams was to be released, er obtaining bI7e identification data regarding Williams. ime, the unidentified, uniformed patrolman if the vehicle had been searched. SA advised the vehicle had been inspected from the fe, bot no one had entered the vehicle to do a detailed search. At this time, the aforesaid, unidentified patrolman turned to Williams and asked if "we" could search his car. Williams advised it was all right with him, A search of the 1970 Chevrolet station wagon by SA unknown, uniformed patrolman was conduc ry searched the driver's side of the station wagon, w unidentified patrolman searched the passenger's side of the station wagon, and the following items were observed: Located under the-driver's.side,-frontseat - One torn, Large sized, men’s jockey underwear, which were covered with dirt, grease, oil, et cetera. Located.in_ the backseat, passenger's side - two grocery bags. One bag contained men’s clothing (One dark colored, possibly black, pair of pants; one black, leather loafer shoe with approximately two-inch heels; one long sleeve, light colored shirt, exact color unknown}. The other grocery bag contained ladies’ clothing (one white blouse; one red jacket and pantsuit)., The ladies* clothing appeared to be that of a woman whose build was heavy and short in