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Exec AD tn. nec AO Adm. Exec AD LES Aust, Dy. vy Ai ‘ Memorandur, | ( To : Mr. Monroe Date 6/11/81 1 - Mr. Mullen From : W. R. Gilbert 4- 1 - Mr. Monroe 1 - Mr. Castonguay oO _) 1 - Mr. Gil Subject \ ATKID_- 1 - Mr. LIL. MAJOR CASE #30 1 - Mr. 00: ATLANTA 1 - Mr. Kelleher fi 1 - Mr. Stames PURPOSE: To provide a synopsis of probable cause/evidentiary information gleaned from the affidavits of Arthur K. Bolton, Attorney General, State of Georgia (GA), to the Superior Court of Fulton County, GA, for a directional radio beacon and for an electronic surveillance of the vehicle utilized by sus- _pect, Wayne Bertray/Williams, RECOMMENDATION: None. or information. APPRO} Adm. Servs. Laboratory Crim. inv. Legal Coun, Director Rec. Mgnt. 4 Tech. Servs. Exec. AD-Adm. Ident. Traini Exec. AD-Inv. AR Inspection. Ott. of Cong. Exec. ADLES fell, 8 Public Affe. _ DETAILS: On 5/22/81 at approximately 3:00 a.m., pursuant to a bridge surveillance being conducted by representatives of the FBI and the Atlanta Task Force, an individual was dentified as a possib iv atter. This was based on the observation of iin": Police Depart- ment (APD) recruit assigne ° e bridge surveillance, who was stationed on the north bank of the Chattahoochee River on the west si the James - Jackson Bridge. At approximately 3:00 a.m. iin heard a loud splash and observed large ripples in bene the water, which splashed against the bank, with ees SE ae?) being 21 feet from the bank of the riv } 3g OAT /— $254 Sur te 671981 Immediately after the splash, APD recruit assigned to the bridge surveillance, who was Stationed om th@@""™ =e south bank of the river, was informed b via radio of the splash and inquiries made by or a car on the bridge. GEE observe a 1970 Chevrolet Sta wagon moving slowly towa ocation with vehicle lights on and with no other cars bein CONTINUED - OVER F #es0D02 yo Ie