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O - oO - CE 157-6171 ‘ On a 1969, information was received tron iy that on May 3, » 3 group of approximately ten Negro males and females gathered at the intersection of Caklawn Avenue and Beatties Ford Road, Charlotte, North Caro:i:.. for approximately one avd one-half hours where they gave the biavk Panther salute with their fists in the air and shouted abuse at the policemen patrolling the area, such as "pig" and “honky, and for the policemen to leave the area. A number of individuals had shoulder weapons, such as rifles and shotguns, and machetes. (, o 1969, Charlott Nor Carolina, advised that on the same group of individuals who stagea a demonstra- r =atties Ford Road Oaklagn Avon: fond sto practice near the*home of Charlotte. This area was c: 7% FBI and numerous empty .22 caliber rifle casines and 12 gauge shotgun shell casings were present in the area. (ur & On au 1969 Sy reported thrt had possibly purchased a number of firearms at local stores in Charlotte ./U- aa that members of the Afro-American Unity Organization, parlotte, North Carolina, assisted by members of the BPP at Charlotte, vere to take over the Science Building at Belmont Abbey College, BeJmont, North Carolina. 2 Pee ere aren eit the takeover, two rifles were . med the Negro students at Belmont Abbey, along with the chains to bar the doors. (y) It is noted that on May 6, 1969, a Special Agent of the Pb observed BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CHAVIS, I. and JEROME CLIFTON JOHNSON, along with a group of other persens, milling around the Administration Building at Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, North Carolina. (Uj; . E. Activities On eee that HAROLD AVENT, also known as ‘DING, has invited a group of Black Panther Party members from Charlotte, North Carolina, to rttend 1 meeting at Greensboro, North Carolina, o Cs 1969/7)