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COMMUNITY TASK FORCE "The actual problem on Liberty Street is that there is not enough off- street parking space for patrons of the two clubs, The task force, which in- cludes representatives of the local branch of the Black Panther Party, has begun a campaign to inform the Black community of the situation, The group has also begun a campaign to clean off vacant lots in the vicinity that can provide parking space, Ata public hearing held August 7th by the Public Safety Committee of the city’s Board of Aldermen, meeting at the request of the task force, charges were leveled at the police and other public officials before a packed au- dience. Specific cases of harassment and brutality by police were aired by angry citizens, The committee voted to recommena to the Board of Alderman that the. city re-examine parking regulations) and street lighting along the two-block strip, establish nighttime recreation for young people and enforce regula- tions requiring off-street parking for! businesses, It was also recommended that policemen charged with brutality be required to appear publicly before the committee if requested. Near the conclusion of the meeting vestigate the Dungeon and Golden Stag Clubs, He stated that he could fro‘tong- er bear the guilt and shame of this activity and revealed that he had seen blatant corruption within the local po- lice department, - How long? He further revealed that he had re- cently been working with the FBI to investigate several community acti- vists and organizations, including the local branch of the Black Panther Par- ty. Next week THE BLACK PANTHER will carry an exclusive interview with this former police informer about his activities and his reasons for deciding to confess publicly ofhis those in attendance were shocked when—Crimes against the people. Wilbert Allen, a Black community activist, confessed that he had been a police informer for the past six years and had been récemty assigned to in-