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dos ‘| | | ; tL Memorandum From : CYCLEE COLWELL —- Subject : ATKID f/98 /o1 Commissioner Brown that we had called Agent talked with him by phone and he advised the of context. 6/25 fal, Vi ae fi Ve Viewed later today , Valo SOO we On 6/25/81 at 11:15 a.m., Date Commissioner Lee Brown F I told yesterday and nts were taken out I told him we were in the process of conducting an administrative inquiry and that Supervisor etatamoan ny a. nn oe Atlanta, Georgia, called and stated he was getting inundated with inquiries from the news media for comment in response to statements attributed accurate, he believe ey were certainly inappropriate. He stated that if those comments were Exec AD Exec AD Exec AD LES Aast. Dir.: Telephone Rm. Adm. Servs Crim. inv. Ident. Intell. a Loborotary Legal Coun. Plon. & Insp. __ Rec. Mgnt. Tech. Servs. —_ Public Alii. Off. ae Training [ee re ee wirecigi + sec y was to be inter- . At nen f ram him Sea SS eee a A dk A Appropriate additional inquiries will be made and then an analysis will be made for the purpose of making a determination as to whether. or not Agent Commissioner Brown mentioned the fact that Agent was quoted in a magazine article recently and this appeared. second incident where he may have spoken improperly. asked my views on what should be told the news representatives, who were Making inquiries of him. acted improperly. e Conmigs{oner Brown i [“ I told Commissioner Brown that in a situation like this, we would advise the news representatives of our press policy and tell them that we had ordered an administrative inquiry, Lhn ee ee ee ee LL FBI PYLICYy Was week Commissioner Brown stated that he ant inguiries by saying that he had contacted FBI Headquarters and was told ——— ro I pointed out to him to comment on the details of a pending Ca5s¢G. if ae j respond to the news that FBI policy was not to comment on details of pending Cases" arde= soma that the FBI was conducting an administrative inquiry regarding the comments attributed to Special Agent 23 JUL 7 1901 Commissioner Brown expressed appreciation for the—epper =" tu nity to ai scuss this matter cunt J Led a ee ee ee stated hea was certain + at Cet Ta 2 aeae hat Liat W Ths — 9 — work things out in a manner that “would be least disruptive to everyone’ s goal, that is reaching an early resolution of the tragic Y , situation in Atlanta. 1 = Mr. Mullen 1 - Mr. Otto 1 - Mr. Monroe 1 - Mr. Young A i. 2m (6), 4) (OVER) 5 t ; Lie Cons: apa rves “ oft. of FBI/ DOU - “yu LS) éE7* eR