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AT 7A-1835 They consisted of a dark colored (possibly black) pair of pants; one black, leather dress shoe’ with approximately a two-inch heel; and a shirt of unrecalled color. Both bags of hing contained additional clothing; however, A unable to recall specific descriptions. Ae Williams advised the lady's clothing belonged to his mother, while the male clothing was his “basketball clothes." However, the clothes did not appear to be basketball-type clothing. When questioned about the shoe and long pants, Williams said he left his basketball shoes at home and he did practice in long pants. Williams, upon being questioned further, advised he practiced on a basketball team sponsored by Schlitz. An inspection of the 1970 white Chevrolet station wagon by SA WD co it to be in normal condition E90 for a vehicl age. Although it appeared to be in an unkept condition, no peculiar scratches, dents or marks were noted on the vehicle. Located in the vehicle, besides the two aforementioned bags of clothing, were the following items: (1} Two cardboard boxes approximately two and one half feet by two and one half feet; (2) One bed spread, white with green and black pattern; (3) One pair of men's underwear, large size, old and appeared to have been used for mechanical purposes on a car. _ In questioning of Williams, he advised he was also a photographer and would shoot photographs over the night and print the following day. He advised he took photo- graphs for his company, Nova Entertainment Corporation. During the detainment and questioning of Williams, SA was present for a major portion of this int ° arrived on the scene where Williams was detained at approximately 3:00 a.m. (approximately 10 to 15 minutes after Williams was detained). After advised of information that Williams related to SA departed the area to contact his superiors. Furthermore, SA was present during Williams’ detainment Lap Use .030a