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Black Panther Party — Part 11
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RE: BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) ~ RAIDS
STANLEY NOEL, Special Agent, Alcohol,
Tobacco, and Firearms Division, United
States Treasury Department,
DEAN PARMANN, Special Agent, Federal Bureau
of Investigation, United States Department
of Justice, and JOHN KILROY
As a portion of.the Complaint and Motion For
Temporary Restraining Order and Motion For Preliminary
Injunction, copies of which are in possession of the United
States Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of
it sets forth that
Investigation, Washington, D. C.,
plaintiffs COVINGTON, HAIRSTON, KENNEDY, LYNCH, NASH, SMITH,
HAGENS, and DOUGLAS were present at the “People's House,”
May 27, 1969, with plaintiffs ALFORD and LANEY arriving
However, the suit sets
while the raid was in progress.
forth that some thirty or forty law enforcement officers
were present during the raid.
A portion of the above information is included
memorandum at Charlotte, North Carolina, dated July 24, 1969,
captioned "BLACK PANTHER PARTY, CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA,
RACIAL MATTERS."
A characterization of the Black Panther Party (BPP)
is attached as an appendix to this memorandum,
in
EXTREME CAUTION MUST BE EXERCISED DURING ALL
HE BLACK PANTHER
ENCOUNTERS WITH ME}
PARTY AS THEY ARE REPORTEDLY ATTEMPTING TO PREARRANGE THE
LOCATION OF INTERVIEWS IN ORDER TO KILL FBY AGENTS. DUE TO
PTS TO KYLL POLICE OFFICERS ACL
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