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AT 74-1835 SF 69/35 5 observed long, dark colored pants in the bag and asked where his basketball shoes were. He advised he did not have them with him and they were at home. He stated he did play bask in blue plastic, that consisted of one section approximately 30 inches long, the other section approximately 16 inches long. When seized, the wires were lying on the shoulder of the road approximatel oot behind Williams’ vehicle's rear bumper Patrolman ial °o:-cve0 the wire and mentioned it to SA At the time Patrolman MMMMMMBbrought the wire to sh EE attention, Williams stated son nq to the effect that he wanted Patrolman EM 2n6 SA to remember where he was when they rst observed e wire, This was prior to SA in long pants. (65 sa GR seized an electrical wire, wrapped | arrival. | During this questioning, SA Po asked Williams | why he stopped on the bri i i i dge liiams advised he did not stop on the bridge. SA era asked Williams why he £5 was Griving slowly on the bridge. Williams denied driving 57 C Slowly on the bridge. SA then asked Williams what he threw off the bri * iams denied throwing anything off the bridge. Williams advised he was not the | only vehicle on the bridge, and that he observed two vehicles, eek tem a white and blue in color, which he believed were small trucks or station wagons, with shells on them. He saw the vehicles at a self service gas station in the area of Starvin' Marvin's and believed they belonged to Purolator. He advised they were on the bridge when he was proceeding northwest on South Cobb Drive just before being stopped. At this time, roving Supervisor arr ied on phe scene and began interviewing iam n SA vehicle. A short time before SA arrived, Captain and an unidentified, Patrolman arrived and Patrolman regarding the events that had taken place. on the scene and were briefed by SA Approximate -time—-..3230. a.m? SA om ae the area, after advising roving Supervisor of the facts that were known as ae _ _ oO besa a